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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1936-11-27, Page 71 "" 11 !R1,5, 1 I , 11, ." I , . , . 1,11 1,111","��",;"�,,ni�i�';��,�7'��ll";171�,;",��,� .11 . � I , ��, ,� � ,, " � ��, 11 1 J;; �, 11 11, �, i.'m, 1 �Z �, N0Q,e,t.1 - -,,��,`,�,� , "I �R I ,,&!�I.'41 � � � - � I R-;6, ., ! � t I !!V�i �11 , 11 0��,� I "I S I - ,�j, ,r�, I .. " ,� , � .11 '.,,.A",��7, ,,V� )",* ,',� ,,, ��; .1 I � �: '!I�� , , ,,� " ,, , ., "t � - , .I ", � - , , 1J, i , 1� I , � , , , 1, , , ... . ! : , , , , " ,,� , , '. , . - , 1 . I i � � . , . I , '. I . I , � . I � I - : , I . . . . . I I ,,, � , - I 1 � , 1. � � I , � , I w0v F4 Am'. `11,-n 1737" W30'.., , 1. . . . I I- . - d � - - I I--,' .." ". .. I - I I � . . - I � i I _, .. .... ..... 111.1-d - 1. I . , ... � - - I . . t. ".... .1 . I � � I � i -, " , � - , I -f , � �, , q I , I I I . __ .... 0..;.�� . . � .. �11 J615%*1 JA 0 . . . I I I lf?.',-� . . " . . I . . . � 7- ":'10.1-1 I..". . I I . I . ': L MAY6 4.,mr-Ift .- . , , v ,, ,; I . I � � I . o94-i4iii0�i, % H;Iyo � I loanutim. $QIiv0wr14, Couv�n,Acers . I W4 Ngtoles' PAblic, 'Solicit I 6is for ,, I' &,1h.;Tv,,mtninn nnnk� Office In rear of , 101 the Domiulon 11"k. Seaforth. Money to loaa. . I .., . . . .. -j'''..., ,,, . . 1 - . � I � 'JOUN H.. B198T.- � . Law Office - , . , . P, J. BOLSBY � . As"9t&e in CIW I .:., .. I -, .. ,F;, __ - -- - - .. Marrbteig, Solidtorob Notaries, Etc. seatortb" Ont. Telephans-75. I - - . - ELMER, D. BELL, S.A. I . . sarrl4or & Swliclto� office of. late F. Holmated, K.C. (Next A. D. Sutherland) Monday, Thursday and Fridaye. . Over Keating's Drug Store. . . . 8511x62 . . VETERIN"Y ' I . . : P � . , --- I I JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. . Honer graduate of Ontario Veterin- w7 College. All diseases of domestic Animals treated.. ,Calls promptly at- tended to. and charges moddrate. Vet- erinafy Dentistry a specialty. Office an&resiAeuce on Goderich'Street, one doorl"eak of Dr. Jarrott's office, Sea- . forth. I . I V - I -A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. Griduate of Ontario Veterinary College, University of .Toronto. All diseases of domestic animals, treated by the most modern principles. Charges reasonable. Day or.night call,13 promptly attended to. Office. on Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town Itill. Phone 116. Breeder of' Scot- tish Terriers, Inverness' Kennels, Hensall. . � . MEDICAL . . , . ___ ____ ____ . � DR-. GILBERT C. JARROTT . Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, University of Western Ontario .. Mem- ber of College of Playsiciang and Surgeons of Ontario. Office,43 Gode- rich Street, West. Phone 37., Successor to Dr. Charles Mackay. .. . . . � DR. W. C. SPROAT . I . . Physician - Surgeon I � Phone W*. office John St,, S6aforth. DR. F.J. BURROWS � Office and,-residlence, Goderich St., east of the United 'Church, Seaforth. Phone 46. Coroner for the County of Huron. .. I I I . DR. HUGH H. ROSS �, ` . i ' - '. i - ' ' I I � �.. Graduate of University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, member of Col. lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; pass graduate "66urse In Chicago -Chnical School of Chicago ;, Royal Optlihimie Hospital; London, England; University Hospital, Lon - 9n, England. Offiee-Back of Do- vainion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. -56 Night calls answered from residence, victor4l street, $eaforth:- . I I . � DR. E. A. McMASTER � � Graduate of the . University of Toron- . to, Faculty of Medicine I . I . . Members of College of, Physicians and Surgeons 6f ontVio; gradtuite of New York Post Graduate School and Lying-in Hospital, New York. of- fice on High Street, Seaf6rth. . Phone 27. Office fully equipped for,X-ray diagnosis and ultra short wave elec- tric treatment, Ultra Violet Sun Lamp treatments, and Infra, Red electric treatments. Nurse in attendance. . . � DR. F. J. R. FORSTER . . . I I Eye,.Ear, Nose and Throat . Graduate In Medicine, University, ' of Toronto. I - ' Late assistant New York, Opthal- . mei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos- pitals, London, Eng. ,At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday ' each month, from 1.30 p.m.- t� o4.ro p.m. 58 Waterloo Street, South, Strat f&d. � .- DR. DONALD G. STEE . R I , � Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, . University of Western Ontario. Mem- ber of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Full equip- ment, including an ultra short wave aet. , Office King Street, Hensall. Phone Hensall 56. ..., DENTAL . � . . .1 " 6X'�J. A. McTAGGART Graduate Royal College of Dental' Surgeons, Toronto., Office at Hensall, Ont. Phone IX, , . I . AUCTION I EERS � I Licensed Auctioneer Specialist In farm and household I§ales. PlIces reasonable. For dates arid IntorMation,- Write or phone Har- eld Dale, Phone 149, Seaforth, Or apply at The Expositor Office. I . � . I F. W. AHRENS I Licensed auctioneer for Perth and ' Huron Counties. , Sales solicited . Terms oil aP011oatiou. 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P,�,�%., , learOW1194MA: Lilt; -;P&O-vt vlterO the r � 4', ,'I,? t 1. . . I I I I I 1. I . I I., . . "no .- I 1-1. .... ..".. .. .. . ,:414, �#s - #t U:14' t( , � , , C . I t 1k, I . il AM � OL got �'. ,A ft �i�k+;i�-vo,)�,,i �Tlv, �J�,'�, � . b6w touches 06 e0p)i. � ' , . O'n o,�� , ,. ; �` " 1, " .� 43,'M,� , CHAPTER I , the hand ,01th, wonder add tenderness ., "What. placO" " �, 'They bq,�, � . lem. arid, so - I ".. : I � , 11 1. � . � �" " . . . gan tohe,ar,,,uoW,. the shM buw . w �Or�qw !em"! I - - �� il, ,,,,, � dd .1 I . , , e, r , . "I - dooYt..=wtiy_i��__ Out.. Af..._ IL . _ .. 11 Z. W �� , .@A4.J?4y1 . - _.___ -_ - . 1!-- , sound--of-f diod hou1s--sitrWuX_the-4!ock13, - -- _MAcar.t',bui rose,4,614s- 04��11-;,,_-_11- .. I " ... I., . Ti;e `Wlld-i Geese Alie'Cattiff ailing "I a - you sittirt over your book fotmd It I'd recognizei., It,R' A. place . � :, - 1. I .. .... . ", _eeu 9 , . comt-ant- too .direct an affront . " , . I � I I � d! Sometimes it soundedlike the.b4rk. %or fifteen minut . I . below, them, a noise which ' . . 1. ., - I I I 1 ,", . . and never turning where one would be w4mderfully, hap- ly, be ' ldwut, . I ,�: I , r�� jug of dogs rushing down a trail and (AIM, � d closer. They knew who 41gprfnger,!1 -he 14io, .. . � 1. . Ai�. ,�,� e. - that You py. That,Would be tb! end of the 'it w . A a, matter Of t, for th .11 . ... ... 71, . _ '. ,,, �,,11 . closing -oiv their qtwry* a pag Does 'that mean . ) as s fa,c e bf that 9 1 . � . . 1 , ;.. t dnd again ain't got nothing QA your mind I I mean . � �r . I journey, uritlll�-� . last two hours they hid watched 'the "I mean just this," said tbo oth . . 0.1 I u . . . . . . . there was a shower of ;al,ls like no jo - ?1P "'Until what?" . I .R�r #11�9 -09 1%, r 11 � I , � I I I . I rider. workbig up the valley from far spelling out the words on -his ,�''�*,��"","",!,,,"L,",r., r, - 4 - e�Lrth, and sometimes ,a, In juw* , 1, .r'. " .Qthe]7 Sound! On .1 I � was just thinking," she said. "But in th6 falf when- they .. 11 � , � I `� ".; ". ''. single voice& came dropping, telling * ,,Of what?,, . I solitli-11 . '. . fl, il, away -the distance diminishing his "I've locikeil, you up� and 'what Ikire - . I,, -,j 1W.__ ,., 11 . - � : - ".4,M.;..'-., rll',;�, � 1. �� . �, .1 . I., 1111111��111 size, liliiough the clear mountain air heird would of made a dog siolt- You � . - I." 1111- -:.,-.,V', I � ... +._..._�'-,`�.. � - 4 - wonderfully of 41st4nce. 50 t41B wild "Of nothing," said Joan, truly fem- He 'had dropped tis-fhee upon h I s' let them see him distinctly enough. adn't no good, Macart4ur. 'You mrii� Harry. Gloster r6t �,t4 � . . geese came out of -darkness. dipping Mine. band, but she was- so deep In her I -am I "� - .They (had watched him, from- time ned me out of one neat lit ,,�04, w9JMT1'-.11.RP' - "t ' 11 I - "I �,� toward the -earth, and we . tie bunch aA'd lie re,turne.j ,� , ,; L,f I I, a I - ,., leaft'l.;' '10. "i"", �_ N I.R 'I - to time, when t4ey, came Out, from of money. You wqri!� skin me .out or wbIbli - was kpa,ded.,(i ,, " 7- J 'f, ,g . A flush of anger rose to his cheeks. thoughts, that she did not see. For I_ -n-f � - , , , V '� ` , , , AW# ,,, � ,i# rm � , I? , 5�,�l � in the nortl;ern. light. ; And she marked the -jump of dils, Pas- she was feeding her way forward the shaft -to let the wind, blow them �rrother. Thats the straight of ft. '_ .g, He W40 a Your RUPT. �, _1=41 , ;,"W" � ��P.'! I , loan -closed her book. Over her sioji� by the quick and hard' gripping through an undiscovered 00 el An" - 1311�1 �, I I . country !n c L But n ther had said a word through with your kind. I've heard - %_ - %@;��, , - I hQvI , � - " "!1,�`,,� . , shoulder bad slipped a heavy braid' of of his fingers, her mind ,. never been able to *p,,,-.?# iX1&q1' i�ol , � � __ " ,, �,� " I . to the other., As a matter 4) how you---�-" .1 the big fellbw., , , J�ut I i� , � � I, ni� !� � "What Made you get up and leave, ue, � � 4 ,,f fact, I ,, � ,:� 'I -, I dfirk, metal�gold haly; she put It back " " ", �, ", �a_g� �, 11.j�,� 'L "' ', - "�"T� .,,� "But in, the fall when the days be- they had not spoken, a syllable since- He stopped., . Something had 114P- with him - - ;,", twenty tim , ? ,��,,,;.�.., , _,d�,Z r . ep..t ls,��" , � I. .e, ' _# ,. �t,.'-'.:�.'�,'!X,_ , � ,J�,,�J�, - � with an involunta Y gPst4r and dals- the room a. -while back?" he cross -ex- gin to grow shorter and the Wild Gloster left -them early, that morning. pered in Macarthur like A fsfient e """ P ,:��('�I, ed her face, but aJI she saw Were amined her. I . I I . �- had geen�'tlraf fie, �qqgid`tki,f!�Mij* , .. , ��,:� t M"�",.. I. geese fly south, of course, they're But as the noise of the horse came plosion. His .lips were trembling and .. . �". 4 0 , I ,,, ly, I I ��?S� ".1 . , , _;�6: L � I. C inu "I . the hewn beams Which supported the "It was a little warm ;in here,y' said' pointing to-muchdifferent'things. ( put e.4 Next We `�il�` '' " � ..Ilk I - . One closer, Hal Springer went to th� little his ,lean face seemed to,diave swol- I I � , ,t , �.. , I I I . � 1. . I - L �,.�,� ,� - I I I �i � �,z'l ... . upper floor of the ranch -house. Dark- Joan. c�n't help- tiiinking of warm -winds, shack, half cabin andi half d'gg-out, in len. .. . . 11. .. r " I .'�' � ��,J ��, . " ��j.. 1, 4 �,�, �!�,�', I ;,-.,�� , ened by the, 01110ke that had rolled "Soan, It was so plumb chilly that and, &,eat blue bayous, and'reeds as which they, bunked,, and came back "You dimned old,fool!" he whisper- �,� ",� �� Out or the stove on, many a winter you.wondered if it woultin't be a good .1 LQN,DON,and WINGHALX'11.,�� ,, high as one's head around the shores wearing his cartridge -belt with re- ed. . -, , I., ,�,Ailll . evening, they still showed every idea to start a fire a while back, and and flowers even In, winter. volver dragging the right side of it "Look here-. " began Springer, -South , � 11 1. I I � �� , . �:rM " f � I'll � , stroke of the axe which bad formed .11 I I... . r 4.1, � " . I P M, �'L'j""F -11 . you put on a coat Instead." "Joan, what put thiS into Your far downiover the hip. but instead of finishing his sentence, I . . 11 . "-1''.-3 � " . , , f Wiugham ....".., I . i5i", .�",:,, - ..... 11-'.�;7f'' them., ' It was an attack so direct that she head?" . ' His companion appeared to take with a gasp which let the pipe, all ......... '' . �, ,�,��il � , , � , � if she heard the 'rustling of, the' changed, color a little, and she could She looked closely at him now, and Wi the slightest note of thip prepaxa- from between his teeth die' reached BelgraVe .................. ::. � i., I 1" ""', �`11 -only avoid him by suddenly smiling she -saw enough in his face to. make tiom, 116 seemed to be only intent up- for his gume ' � � .1 B17th .................... . 2_21j. _17,�r�,� newspaper which Buck,DaXtiels IOW� , I . . - � I I . 1 �41,14" . , , , , t& ered to look at -her, Ahe paid no ,at- straightin his eyes4 her cry out, . . I on certain light effects and climbing ............. .. - ; . a- :- "', It glided out Of the s6abbard'with LOndes1bOiO ..... . * ,�. "Is - _.2-, '', r�.NA',; , �� terition to him, not even when he Sat � .. I t ...... �r�,� , . . "AD a matter of'fact, I've forgotten "V,Thy,, dad! You're� as Pale as' a shadows which were blurring the an ease which told of .a skill which Clinton .... ......!.....'... .1 , 3.08 . ..�, �X I I been great. 112T. , I -.."�', , up and watoh,ed her: with a frown of why I wanted to leave , the room. ghost! Are you sick?" . harsh outlines of a southern peak, had at one time, perhaps,* Brucefield .................... " 4 "; � : ., alarm. For she laid aside her book There was no reason." . "No, no!" But after a dozen puffs of his pipe, But fast as his movement was, it Kippen ...................... o - 3.35, I .110o . , I and went to the window, ,By pressing Buck Daniels sighed'. , "Is there anything so very wrong he also arose and went to the shack was like stLding.still compare& with Herisall ............. :..,::.. i . 3.41 :_1 -111.1 . I . . , ,i close,tolhe pane %he c9pld look past I'llave,'you started In to corer up in what I've said?" and, returned similarly accoutrVd. ,the flying hand- of Macarthur. His Ex6ter .............. .. ..t t 3.55 : , " , 111 - . . ": ". the reflection of the room and the things .from me, Joan? I suppose "No-bbt-" He paused again, He had barely appeared when the gun spoke before the muzzle of . . . N drth � . .. I I - ' L' '��il . I I ' ' high light which tbe.lamp threw In such thjmgs have gotto come. to ev- struggling with his explanation. "I stranger. ..earn . A.M. , ", � - . 1 e into, view. He had Springer's revolver was clear of the :� ; ; , , , �",! ;� , the glass. she , could look. past this ery man. The time comes along when once kn.e*, a man who found all t�ose been obscured for some time by the leather,. and the miner, with a. cougn, . 1,,;,� � Exeter ............... � ...... 1-0.42 i:� I ,, � L : ..,:�l - to the shadow of the desert -and she his children don't trust him no more. things in his h ad, when -the 'wild sharp angle of the mountain -side, now twisted around and slumped ,over to; Hensall ................ ... 10.t� "' " ' I I �? - ** �k",�, . . � , .. 11 I I ' saw, 4ike ghosts, t6e shining of the But it's a mighty hard thing to face, geese flew Over.' . on . . . . ... IL01 , " r ' ' ,he was seen, to be a fellow in bh- one side. There was. a yell frord KIPP ........ . . .. ... , ".".1 ....... . . . . . . ..... , � Brucefield ........... : ....... . 11-69 -"�% .111 starsk. I boney"' . � "Oh," cried Joan, "tell me about prime of life, wide -shouldered, long- Rudy Ni,cliols. I -1 she went outside to the night. She She was instantly driven t-o'retreat. him! " . . armed, and sitting 'a,6 lightly in the - "You damned cut-throat!" he was Clinton ........................ 11.5A4 . 11 �,�'. , . .. ' I "A 3ould see far more, now--4rom Ahe "Listen!'! she exclaimed. , But he drew him -self back from her saddle as if he had not been riding screaming, his voice thrown in -to a Londesboro .................. 12.10 ��,"-'j, , iir.e.,of cottonwoods, by the creek bed I � . :�� ,� And, far away they Irea'rd another and exclaimed sharply: bard through the entire day. He dis- high falsetto by his- emotion, and he Blyth . ........................ 12.19 1 'A , � , `� , . , v! � ' to the black rolling hills toward the fadat and dying burst of laughter "Never! Never ask me, about mounted, throwing his reins, while ran forward, pumping away with his- Belgrave ................... � 12.30 , ,,!� k , - . , " � 1, west beyond the hiouse-and it seem- down the- Toad. I ,him! " . the -hungry horse, daring not to move, revolver. Not a bullet hummed'elose Wingham ....... � ............. i2.50 , .., : Y, I I .� ��111 � , ad to Joan as though the walls of her "I n1aver go wriere other girls go," "Oh; he was an enemy of 'yours?" reached in a guilty faeltion after 'a to the mark. His"alin, Was so Wild' - r. , . I.. I . I ' . . � ',, mind were pushed back also. she said. . asked Joan. . , . , .14 L' . . gr . I'll ,. The stars which she .hed seen from "Ycu mean to dances and such ,,He . blade of as� which was near . its that Ma,carthur raised his. owm'wea- C.N.R. TIME TABLE , , , _11", the window -e bright and-, cold, and like?" I was my dearest friend."' head. . pan with the calm precision of one'fir- I . East I ...".. And to the utter wonder of Joan, "HeIlo, Hal," he said. "How's ing at a target, and Nichols,. pitched � 111. . I . "Yes:" I I I A.M. P.M.' � "' �L�, 5-1,ul the honking ,of the wild geese "Ske saw that tears were in the eyes thdngs?,, . I ,on his face while his gun rolled and Goderich .. 6.40 � -2.30 . � . � L , a . I I . , - dropped -in burTied choruses or lonely. "Wait till you're growed up, Joan." of',Bubk Daniels. tt waa the more "Things are tolerable ;v,ell, Macar- clattered down the slope. .* .......... � � . 4��[ � Clinton .. 7.03 3.00' .. - ... 12�0. " single notes. The calling died off to- "I'm eighteen, dad." mysterious because, so far as slie thur,", said Springer, and he took the Macartliur waited 'until the echoes .Seaforth ............. A, . . ............ . 7.17 '114 -i;' , ,� q,,�, . "i""r., -d the north, and she waited He blinked. "What's eighteen? know, he had no friends. And if he hand �of the other in a relaxed grip. di -d dov-n. He faced his horse, which Dublin ... .......... 7.28 9.29 � ,"; wai f, , ,L V, . I � ' . � .. 1111.0,24 Chiough a silence, as if for an, answer Nct&lng but a baby!" . I insisted that she lead the life of a -it was plain that be was' not nearlY had raised its� ,head and was regard- Mitchell ............. 7,37 3.41 �, . 1� . . . � .. _ . . an as to see. Ing the motionless bodies with a mild . West, I :�'% E rom the earth to those Voices from ' She sald nothing, but looked him hermit on the ranch,,seeing no Young as well pleased to be see ... 1� �� " .. �,,�_ I .11,11, the sky. 'When it came it was from culetly iu� the face. It was a babit company, meeting no one indeed, old "This is Rudy Nichols," he , said. interest. . Mitchell ....... � ...... .. 11.1'9 9.33 . . . . . . . . . ..... I �, ... �,,, ��N� ' the cotfonwoods. perhaps, but it ap- of li-ets, end the result was that he 'or y�oung, he' led the same lit,- him� "Make you known to Joe Mae,arthur, "This is, hell," breathed Macarthur. -Dublin ............. _ 11.27�, e9l]. . ,,'.,, " - , .11111.1 peared to be blowing from any corner w,%s invariably upset. After a mom- self, driving to town only for supplies Rudy." I "I didn't mearr- � Seaf6rth ., ............ IL49 9. 4- .. 11�_'i . , , .� , ,,, "I of the compass -the wailing of a coi- e6 be could not meet her eyes,. She om'ing ,hastily home again. The two shook hands, but Macar�, However, the thing was done amd Clinton .... 4,� -.1 � and q, ... � ;�� " � ...... ....... 12.12 16.08' ,, I " 11 "I � I ote:`1 It quavered, and rose. I.. herself looked down, for she was- ra- She had thought at him as a 're- thur swung back ,to ,Springer. He since it was accomplished! Only a,, tool Godericoll . ............ 12.22 10.24 , ,�"- The back door of the house closed, ther ashamed- of her power bver him. cluse alivays. Indeed, - ow he could wasted no time in preliminary re- would let a twingeof conscience drive . . "I'll, . . . . . . . . . . � . I .. . : ,-- 'I, . the screen jingling softly. . I . ., "It's "at your ,mother wanted, have m a � the marks, but went directly to the point him away before be had reaped the � . I , , ,,�, , I "4, . .. , �k�', - I L ' ' CX.R. TIME TABLE, , ..:,�� I "Joan! " called Buck Daniels. Joan, She want d you to live quiet love of her mother she could never WbIc ' would' expect harvest of his crime. He went to the . .. �,�, I er ,h was what one . '.Ili She could not answer at once. It till you were g,rowed up." imagine. This was opening the book from his strong features and East . � �"., " 1. , his shack, searched it thoroughly, 'and I �, - �, I was as- though a hand were drawing "But when will that be?" at, an, -unexpected place. This, was to -steady, bright eyes. fourd a little cash, a ten -pound sack I P.M. , % LLLL:::,,, . I I 1,�, 1, her back from something- beautiful "Maybe when you're twenty, " find poetry instead of prose. � "The damn'. vein pinched -out On -of gold which Was a prize almost Goderich .................... 4.20 , ., ,.� . , , , . . .. I and, strange, back to the old, familiar "Four years ago�yciu said'it would "But surely," said Joan, "you can me," he said. -, worth the shooting, he decided, a,ud Menset ..................... 4.24 , , commonplaces of the ranch. ' � be when I was eighteen." tell me about him?" There was no respcinse ,other than finally hp'iook fmm, the wall a bridle MeGaw ................... . 4.33 11 iil��, . . "Joan!" be chiled again; and this Instead of answering, he changed "You?" ciled Buck Daniels, start- a puff of smoke from Springe�r's pipe: with which .1 to re I place his own -brok- Auburn ....................... 4.42 ,", I �,', time the sharp note of alarm made the sfabject. . . ing from hi§ chair beside her. "Not "Looked lik,6 the real thing," went eu one. In Ave minutes ,he was rid- Blyth ....................... 4.52 , . I L.; , ,j� her turn. quickly. , "When you went- outside, what werc- for #e whole world. Arid�--lt's, time �on Macarthur. "Them it'faded. Nev- ing down. th� inountain again. Wjaltou .� .................... ,5.05 .�, �� , " - - . "Yek dad?" she answered. ; you .listening to?" . . "., for You to turn in, Joan. It's your er was worse fooled, in my.,life. Sbow- crossing of McNaught ................... .5.15 �.":'?� I . . He -pawed -at the first . I He came half running -towa,rd- her. "The.wild. geese,"-ehe anstwered, bed -time. Run ,aldng.'% ,�- �. � ,ed the thing to old marr- Shaughn�-_s- the rlv6l� irf the valley. - He tted - a-'TOrOnto -..-.'.- -----:1-.,1.._11:,..'..-_.-., ---9.00 - �'A, ��. ' . I I , He caught her by the arna. . There was something in that an- She hesitated. There was a storm sy. He said the same thing." heavy rock to his "die and threw it West I ., - .11 � " . ..... "Why didn't you answer up when I swer which lifted him, from his chair. of questions lytng locked behind her "Too had," drawled- Springer without in. After that, how was any human. I . A.M. � .1 �l.:�L , -, . I �,, cal -led?" he demanded, panting. But He walked hastily across the room, teeth, But she let them remain un. interest. N-ing to tell that he had been there? Toronto ..................... 8.30 1 i� " ... , �� S lie did not walt for an excuse. "Come pretended, that he bad .gone to fluid spoken. When this man chose to be - "So your grubstake was throwed, a- For ,not a Paul in the world knew to McNaught ...................... 12.03 4 ,`�'... ,I .:!, . , back into the house," he went on. hig-pipe, and came back frowning and sibent there was no w--indin:g him to way," went ,on Jyjazarthur. what -destination he had been riding. Walton ....................... 12.13 �, " �, "Come back out of this darknes.s�- idling with -it. speech. 1, . SI)ringer shrugged his �shoulders. that day and certainly the keenest Blyth ....................... 12.23 . �?Vll � . . .. this-,, . "And when you heard 'em, Joan- . And, besides, he had said enough to He appeared to have found with his eyes in the world could never trace I Auburn ..................... 12,32 . ,,�il.. . . q She went back obediently, beside when you beard 'em, what went on in- make her wish to be alone, so, that Mc Gf . ..,. glance the same mountain which had him over the rocks onwhich he 'had I c aw ...................... 12. ,. . . .1 ... .. -.10 ,. - , 11 _-1 ... . I . , 1. - . - �11.��'. , him, but his hand did- not ' loose her side of you?" . ,she could turn all that had happened so fascinated Nichols a short -time be- been riding. , I Menset .....4 ............. 12.46 1 . , � .. arm even while he was, opening and .It was her turn to be startled. over and -over la.1her mind.. So, after fore. He studied it as- one stares, af But betore he reached ,that river, I Goderich' , ..................... 12.55 1 ,; 11 11 clo�lng the door.' He did not even "How did you know that?" she that -thoughtful irstant, she ,kissed tll�& a ,picture of dubious meilt, making a . . � , . � , : ,.7 1, . ., �" -ee her wheii, they were back in the -breatilied. . I . , ::111 fi L' bronzed, cheek of the big man and judgment. - 0 1 .. 11, -, ' "" I .1, kitchen4iving -room of the house; but "All, hko.r.ey,", he said wifh an air went� slowly up the stairway, which "What I'm up he; -e about," went on n I . .. �� L holding her at arm's length, be stud- of indemribable sadness, "I 'know creaked -and groaned 'beneath ther, Macarthur sintoothly, taking a s -eat on . ;,� I ied olier as if her face were a page on more about you- than you'd, gtiePi at. footballs. I NA I ' � I Gul L .1, ' a rock which enabled thim t'D� faCP o' eSk ' PS"Mu I I ��, I whieb strange things might have been I.know more about you that you know Buck Daniels watched her going Springer and 'at the same time sift- : . . .:!" I written in the -last few moments,. about yourself!" i with an anguished face, snd when, sbe - � Snapshooting and Sharpshooting . I . ��11 � I . ing some tobacco into a brown cig- . . i, ' .1 . I I ' "Then tell me why I went but to had disappeared he dwiftly packed a arette-pnper--what lin up here abotit . . .. , q "Why didn't you answer., when I .. - I , � callf-d you tbe first time?" he asked listen to the wild geese!" pipe, lighted it, and went outside to is .another grubstake.- I �k, I . ., . I'll I ,, . :.:.: � ". - .. I . again. "Why did� you stop? What , He shook his head, and, then, draw- walk up and ,down, up and down, for The silence of -,Springer was as pro- I . ..." I . I � � ,� were you thinking about? Wbi y did ing this chair 'closer, he took her a long time, ' It was the beginning of found, a§ the silence of the mountains ..i 1. . . I I.1 . . �,� I I I - ; 1. ;- you go outside, Joan9" ]land. She felt the rough, calloused the end, he felt. And be was filled ar 'Und th .. - I .. � I .`�'- - , : em I � . I . I She looked upon, lilin with a frank palm stroking her soft. skin. with a cold and helpless sense of 21've found t�e real th,ging at last," . �: " ,`3,15 "' : . *�*! ?.-� I : I 4 worde thoughts doom. I 1". I I I ,r. Time and many sorrowshad "When folks take their went oil Macarthur, as he tw:sted and �:-",�;i::.,; "4 ... �,.:��'-Iiiii--�"�.. . . . ::," :�;..�ii��iill . so spanied and weatherbeaten his -and lock 'em up Inside of their heads, The tobacco. h -ad been 1-�� burned licked his cigorette paper. He light- � .1:..i;1�.:.:.:, 'r-11 ��i,'...-,il� ... I � I .:��: '94 A . 1. X.;.�;N . .,e,::.;:��%K;; - �i%. ... ... *�*i:i.. ,"�� . face that every strong emotion look. he said gently, "them t1houghts begin to an a6b before lie finally went In- ed it an4 turned his head to watch � .j: , :. - -::%::1;:;!j:j:�$: ,. , _ .... \ . j?�., I ... ;i��!�', I .1. .." , .:;:�i�i��;i:i�i�i�;-'.I��I��i�i�i .. I I ' �''i,:::.:.:.:.:.:.... I 1. �d like anger; but although his, brows to,get heavier and hea ,:i W :-:"X�::.!.. �'.. "I P, I 1*-..'-i�.ii; ::: , vier. Too much side again.� Up the stairs he climbed the' mat,dh'fall. "If I told you ill the .,�::;:;:;:n::��:l�;:�;::.r�":.)- -�� i .::.;,�.i . �; %.' 11 . ,:g.. . .. ,-.1 .......'..."'.... � . . . .......... .." I .1. -:� . -i, b-etled and his eyes glared and. his silence is a sort ,Of a Poison, Joan. and paused A the door of the girl. , " I I 11.1 1:::;:i..; 1. : .� . ;, * .. , I.. 1�;:::;';.:� .._ . i . � - -;-.,.-. ,.?.;,x�.. ;;%:��, . - � �: -1 ii 11-11:��.�-.��'�",.�I'�.�i�i��jj?,'��, :!�;:��.,� : �,% �;,.;-;; .: .. ,.,,!: I , 0.!";�::::;.,-.ii-t-::;::;-;:;:t:f,;:�.:,.. .1, � ; ;��'..'R 1. . 1:1, I . '. i , , was, fear which -had touched him. throats for except to talk out the There was, no answer, and, confid-ert this there hole in! the _ground and ..: ."O'k 1.'1.4_.,� , ;��,; , '�� re �i:i�iii�� :� . . , .....";," "I ii :$j .i - ;';'g"qL' S-�,��?".,-��,,�".*�ii-."�.,.....:.�;�:;�'"",��.. ;`�:1::;,;i; -:.7 , �, �i:i: .......... . . . 1, -tw�:i:.:;:,,.:.;":-..k. ,:. I . � ..,-,:i��-',.�;i..""��:�:,�9�!�"....*�� . I. I , 1", _, � I -.1 .�., .. , ,',i:iii:i��!,'.�, Xj�.k."%��,�!,.' �,,..��, i �p'l�."..",�:iiii�i�i��i;�l�,,�') , lips compressed. she knew that it What.did God give us tongues and "Joan!" he called very gently. Pacts about ,wherek and what it was, .� " 11, - ,;P i � -ou'd .1. 3 .pack up your things and leave . . - I. ..�... I .1 - .P., I I - , X:T�- .'...`-.:.;."1.1'. i%i:i.,�i: ... i.1k, . '-, ' . .:� ., I.". �...-�� . _� . �. , rear of what'� things that are bothering us-? W -Won't that she was a�,16ep, he went on to come along with me. , ...'k .. ... :. " :: , ,:;;:.,.,:;;:..:":�,:�".!.:.., !I:i;:i,...,..f...;i-...ii�:f-..ii--,�,�;i,".:...- a She li�ad no time to ask 'or to an- do no good for me to tell you what's his -own room. But Joan only waited :i%",��.,,.:.i:;.:...:,�.:.�.-I.:;��,�.-.- �:�:: .: ..��;,I,.,;:x,.� .. I . . . �,.."f,.."i:i�;ii�iiii�.,--.i��.'�i�il-�-�.��,.,�; � . �W. , . I ' "Maybe," said .Springer. I ....... . :!, � . .:.: � '. I �� swpr, for he wen't on agal ' n:. wrong. You got to find your,,. own until his, footfalls had.,gone down the "It's rich"' cried Macarthur with �:,..:.-.:;:;,::::.:.:.-.�:W.:�;�� : ...... , , :j�:! .::�! t- " �.;..."..�l-;-;.��,,-,-,,..,-;� -,-,., "You go brack to y,our book. You words and say i� In Tour own way, ball; then she slipped from her bed. a contagiou; enthusiasm. "All you '. I .. �.,`.`,`..' . " N Imit: ..;.,:��. . �,.; And once you've said ft, you'll find ;'11�i;��ii:� .%-',�s _. '' ,X .1 I.- Z.- go right back and sit down tbbre!" . got to do is to give the rock one clip "", I.. . ,�: � , -;,% . . I the chair. that you feel a pile easier. Try to . �--; "'.% He actually led her 'to . .�k. � � I CHAPTER 11 . with ,a hammer and you. see enough I.I.I.. �:", . . �,,'��, I ... . .'..$ �ni� I . Ffi-, drew%it closer to the lamp ,on- the tell me, Joan." to start You dancing!" . ..�::., Af, ..- tabl-e. . Behind that quiet voice she could ' Where the Law Slept "I've done my dancing," drawled ....... -1, ; '71", 11,11";,�.,,... ." , .::.. . I i il:Xapl -, "I In"', 11:1- ...- "I , , .. "Now, honeY." he said, when she feel the fear working, Wbat that To Hal Springer and Rudy Niohols, Springer. - , K��,v,,;; .11,11-111 I I . I fear ,could be of was beyond, her the setting of the sun was most wel- "Hal," said Macarthur, lean "'i "'?, �Ii�i`iil!!,.K;i�:,P: ;,t. ok in her lap, 1-1,iis-11 �� was seated with the bo �..Ifl';Z�,:::if. N, 1.Wiili� I ; 1. . -,--,,, ".1il .I -�l slng.'� And arter a while she come, for when "broken ing for- IPF"*.�, . W:, 11: .,,��'. ,,.�f;. ., .. � , 9 1� I .1 nin't you comfortable ,here? Is the gues . one has ward and speaking in the soft voice IT W. ".."..".......', , I ,, light where you want it?" . . said: I ' ground" all day, and when the .of persua�lllon. "You may ilkave used 11 , 11irr", j::;!;L ....... 11�:%;%j:�%I!,�,j .. �.��.iij..-..Iil - I 1, I She smiled un to him and- saw him "Of course, the geese are nothhag. �"grouud" is hard quartz, fatigue be,- up a lot of bopc on me since that last ' ,,.:'��;%:::.;�:t�:��j . , _ iii!.�ii�!*,,':..i , � . turn away to 'his own T)Iace.4 Andoo. But they're like Milestones along a comes a thing which bites clear to job didn't pan out, but tAt, this from �n,,;.'i�<`.-`:::::�� . . . . . . . . . . I ; .1; - :,.�i.,. ;:..*�; . . . . . . . ::,,r �,�,. - ., ' I . . _... � :.. �:ii ".:;. ::.,", , . �, - ,. .. ". �:y . .."t 'I � i::,:.,. :_ :., road; ,they point out a way, you the soul, And, as a 'matter of fact, me: yoii'�e a fo6l if you dolVt try ... k.g .11 . I . ,� R, ,Mlence came into the room, once :...,.; .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'll ... I , , more, but was no longer like the PIT- know." they could not have sustained the bur- . I : . ..!.;, 1 . ., � ;.� �:.;; '.: � , I " another try. I 4 ,�;��;;; "j, .. . .... . .- --, Pnep which had preceded ft, sleepy, "A �iraV to what -a way to what, den as well as they had done had it "I could:or got backing a good many I.,. : ::: . . . . .. ... . i:: k..; I . . ... :::::: dull, a 1�ng-drawn p4qriod at tbe.end Joan?" . . . I not been far certain gleaming little places with a specimen like this to I . I ,,� k ' 11 � L I of t,he ddv and the beginning of the "Dad, why are you so ,excdted?". threads, of Hall yellow in the stone show. But I wanted you to' g*et your Here we see how a sharp picture was spoiled because the snapsITooter ,-,�� I'll night, There was, a pulse in this "Excited? I ain't excited, Only- which told them that their labor now money back -and more, 'too. So, 'I tripped the shutter release violently. . . .11, I . . 1, , . 1 Mi �. quiet, and Joan, began to irow aware my God, who ever oheard of wild meant rest in the days to come. cQme clear up here instead of show- ,�� I . double AVE you ever watched a sharp- The longer the exposure time the I ". of tingling ncrvee to the tips, of her geese as milestones? But,. go 'on, Wfien they laid aside their ing this here ore to Milligan or to Hsbooter in the act of Pulling the more Important it is that the camera , "A" � I fi ii -gel -q. I . Joan.,, I jacks and their drills, however, they one ,of them other rich gents thal . �'. Buck Daniels, spoke again. "Joan!" "I mean ihat when I hear them did not instantly' set about preparing Edn't got the guts to gamble qn-noth- trigger of his gun? It you have, you be stationary. An exposure of one � I . 1:�', , qb,e turned toward him, and smiled, crying fir the. middle of the sky and supper. They were too wise for that. ing but a sure thing. Take a look!" will agree that there would be little twenty-fifth of a second seems to 'I pi I . , "Joan, you ain't bappy?" know that they're going north-" Par they first sat d,own. on a stone He tossed a ilittle fragment of ,Igp-k excuse for blurred pictures� if, the most of us such an infinitesimally � "I". _��, 11 He was deeply moved- by something "Well?" he murmured, as she Raw- and lighted their Pipes. T9 be sure to Springer. �( snapshooter, in pushing the shutter brief instant that It is difficult to , �;` I 11 , .. �. �.-' for she. could see that be had locked ed. the twilight would make the cooking 4ahe a look at ybur bass," said release of big camera, would einulate imagine that any motion of the, 7 N.. "I . I ,'��'11 � . , his hands together as If to keep the don't, know how -it Is, but pic- of supper more difficult, more un- Springer. the sharpshoote* technique. camera could make. any difference, . 11:1�� fingers, from showing any uriatpadi- tures simply tumble into'my mind." pleasant, but this small interval was Macaxthur turned. The pony, stray-, - , Nnen the ebarpshooter gets a but that Isa long ttrfte in terms of -the! , . 1�1 11 , 4;, I . " nees. And, in&ed, there had -been "Of what, dlear?" reffesbing their Muscles, their very ing away after a tem�tlng bunch 4 bead on the bull's-eye lie does not speed at Which light travels. gorrie, :�,. ro: ,". , , "I Pometbing Most Unusual about his ';Of bappineso-of a queer, sad hap- bearts. They did not even waste grass, hPid been held back pull the trigger with a jerk. He ex- persons can t successfully, )�old a . � IZA 1. � manner of bringing her into thebouse Pdn�99__Q wonderful, lonely, free hall- -strength in words, but from the moun- reins coitching. on a projecting rock. erts a slow, steady pressure. The camera stIll for an exposure of 1/10 . .�",u . .1 ,,�'� , , I I'll", � . I and his burried and ,broken sentenc- Pines'$." ' ' . tain-side they toroked oui'witl). mild, A strong jerk of.bbe li,ea,d had broken ., I 1; eq It could not come from anything 'He passed a hand hurriedly across tired eyes upon the progress of the reason is that, It he does not pull second, but they are taking a chance . �1; I I � . . , , , the head band and allowed, the bridle very time. For this exposure or tiny . �!, 1! * -!'�, - ic" Pile bad d1olle. his ftoe. Then he peened at her a- sibadowff in the valleys. . to slip 'down. the trigger In this fashion, his aim e I . "T �, I . While she mused over an answer galn, anxiously, eagerly. will be jerked off the bull's-6ye. He longer one a tripod or other firm sup- _$ - I., They were -of an age -perhaps for- "The darned old Nol!" exclaimed � I �11;,,& I she beard the rattling of wheels and "Pictures of happinessi? What.sort ty-five-and although in b6dy and probably will hit the target some- port should always be i4sed. " ((((( , , the rapid beat of horses' boofs on the ,Of Pictures, Join?' I I feature they were as, different a& M-abarthur, "But be1l stand without where, but not ring the bell for a Another thing the sharpshooter . 9 , .,�,........ ,, 1� 11 "Why -just what everyon no bridle at all. What d'you think vl� does is to use the right grip oft his .. ��, � ?11 �� road- which passed ^their house not e thinks, men could be, yet'their expressions perfect thot. So, with a camera, a- � I . , ��",�, ,& mally rods away, and as the noise about -of mountains,- and' the big were so similar that thek might have Of that sample, Hal?" lent pressure onthe shutter release gun, the one best enabling him to . ��, - N "For a sample," murmured� Spring. �� I.;, - -the wind ever where, and been taken for brothers. For each of hold the gun stea:ay as be, pulls. the �, �, I'll i . passed there was a sudden, break of trees, and .y F,r, "it looks like qanrething I . jerks the camera and spoils the shot. rd- I li, � 4;; � 1hugliter-deell laughter of men, and noises coming dbTrn it of all sorts of them ibad spent twenty years wander- And lie tos,sed it back, ' There will.be a picture on the film trigger. So, In shooting with, a. el . I 111.11 ,the �weet, singipq laughter of girls. hunting creatures and creatures that Ing through the mountains, steering 9. The other pocketed the specimen 1h -- all right, but not with the sharp out- erd, find the grip that 19 pulrdst�Xthb' � ;"�,,i 1, Eve voice wEfs like a s.ollg to are being -hunted-,' course sighted between the ears, of manual that ca,me with t . lib . "11109 I � ,:f � - , Iry "You think of all that?" I ' silence. His jaw had thrust out and lines that make a perfect snapshot, � I . ,,"11 Zoan. . the burro whi-ch; .was driven ahead. his scowl was black. -because a camera in motion while will tell you) and prattl6bli SO th t , - ." � ,,�,�',,' i I �, � �, , L . I "Why do you Pay that?" she asked. "of course -and a t1rousand, things- They bad cblpp�ed rocks INIbb, their. -it i I I �'P,�,,,.. .'I , I , "e, "! , �! - _That means yoil don't give a damn the lens is open Is like a machine- - Will become khabit. i �',: f:,:. , ,� P � ., "Why do you say I'm nob happy?" I 11sten, I hammers from Canada to Mexico, it other Words, brd!her 'at," .'-'L"'_ , 'L'� .. .... I 1, kj V, � "�, _ " " �� , about making your fortune?" he aek- guli sweeping, its fire across the I , 11, 1 I ' , ,'I'm asking questions, Joan - r feel, as fifidugh i were trying to re- Their Minds ,were packc�d with all �- ahobtei� follow thbAtilbbidu . .'f' . "I ed. 'a whole target The result is blur. :list 6011 :'.� "�"Li`�""�V�i�' � ; ' .1 -J��4_444,el,m mberr something that I'd known be- manner of Information about strange . ,,, .. , A. . , � I , aln,t stating facts. But tell me true. Me . b.. _,�'i-T�, 11, I There was an0her depressing In- as the sharpshooter ptactlb&A, pull- gharpgfiaotbt, it "mv waWt to " ,"'ITU I I., �.. I �, '. I 1, ", ""'.1 I , �� '' , mind, honey?" for;� I -don't know Just what It Is- tralls and strange adventures, "d I , . � I I" �J L� L� 'E", 'i the pktoiu A_�66_ 4'L&,�i ,,��,�,4 � ,q$4 1. � , .hgt you got ,on you terval of silence. Ing the trigger, It is a good thin A %tift6yi ooty tfiai ',`�:�� ,,*' 4`�,11Uln,(4? W , ' __ .1 ypl . , , I T .. - I I �__, - ,''... - M Sbe alboolt her head. "Nothitrig,', but I - begin t� tache with loirgIng, da& ,strange as 'Was their kibWledge thWr � 9 for I ' I L� j , �,��j " "11* i`,'��N' 11 d'i I 'P1 "" `��,,�f � , I * . V''11 , I " I ; '�, i, , , Shat0hodthig"tihai - via'afm " I . "Hal," said Macarthur at -last, "don't ,, the gtrapshobt r to' practice prk8 p 11., �.�. W �,,'.L'j lain , I , � I ��', �1��k. , He, pointed at her a f6refinger like My whole heart begins to ache, you hopes were .even atmug6t. Paoli of . 6 9 - I , ,'�;� ,,,,L �� . �L . the polut4iig of a gun. kno*i to get north-, and Mid the them felt that he AlAd, iubbed elbows you believe me?" . iie shutto teleaso'. . I tia .. �j J 1 � 441111 I 1�1 �, �,, I atit ft, �,��. , I ,. "", �� , WX � I .1;, `_,,�!, . "t 11 � with huge fortutles .dM6 4114. Ai , I I ___. . i - ..", , 1,11- I � . li a. 11 ,1. She atuidied the worn face behind D1a0e--"' I . gaft. 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