The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-24

Tou get to The city d 10 20 to the best looking
Nothing store you can hnd, and buy Q suit
nch = you - we'll dressed men wearing TO
buInesG Keep your eyes open on men as
IhArply a. II they were hoses and clothes
were their only points, and then eco that you
got - good clothes - any Of them IL don't
matter % much about the stuff, but have
your clothes a. you, an cut like other poo
plsG"
n don want to put on city airs, said PIN
'ThAtS right-thAtS right; but city clothes
and city airs aren't any more alike than
country ain an good mannsrN You may
b the smRrtest, brightest young fellow that
ever went to York-as Of course you are,
bein' my son-but folks at YorkTl never nnd
tout u you don't dress properly-that means,
dTe8 - they do. III trade watches with
you, TO trade back after the trip, mine e
gold, you know You'll have to buy q decent
chain, though
al won't take your watch. father Icant,
that's all about It."
"Nonsonssi Of eoursS you can II you try.
Il Isn't good manners TO wear silver watches
In the city"
"But your watch Phil could get no
further, 10. his fathers gold watch was ven.
Grated BY tho family as II It were a May
flower chair or the musket Of q soldier Of the
Revolution Once while old farmer HAyn
was young Capt Hayn, Of the whaling ship
Lou Ann, be saved the crew Of . sinking
British bark Unlike modern ship captains
tWho do not own their vessels, be we went In
the boat with tho rescuing party instead Of
merely ssnding Il out and be suffered 90
much through exposure, strain and the fear
Of the death which seemed impending that he
abandoned the sea a. soon thereafter a. poe
hbl0 Nevertheless he thought only Of tho
work before him until be had rescued the
imperIled crow and slowed them safely Ia bis
own ship
The circumstances Of the rescuO were 20 un.
usual that they formed the subject Of long
columns In foreign newspapers. and In q few
months Capt Hayn received through the
state department at Washington q gold
watch, with Bundry complimentary papsrS
from tho British admiralty The young sea
man never talked Of either, bis neighborS
hrst learned Of the presentation by coming
their favorlte weekly newspapers; neverthe
les the papers were framed and hung In the
young captains bedchamber, and, however
careleSly he dressed afterward, nobody ever
saw him when be had not the watch In his
pocket
Father" aid PHI, after some moments
spent In silence and facial contortion, u
can't take your watch, even for q little whlla
You've always worn 1t; It's your-the fami
ly'S-Patent Of nobility"
"Well, !" said tho old farmer, after contem-
plating the toes Of bis boots few seconds,
" don't mind owuin' up to my oldest son
that look at the old watch In about the samO
light; but patent Of nobility d Disgrace to
family II the owners heir isn't lt TO inherit
IL Sect Cues you'd better make up your
mind to break yourself into your comm 70
spondbIlities by carryIn' that watch In New
York Wonder what time 'tisP
The question was a good pretext on which
to take the patent Of nobility" from his fob
pocket and look at It He did u In q way
which caused Phil quickly to avert his face
and devote himself with great industry 10
stacking corn. Half . minute later tho old
man, cutlAs In hand, was cutting corn a. u
bis Life depended upon IL