The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-07-31

.on' l're one or two little plans
III ha'e .'ne nows Cor The hos yyny
hing IT, naaI man. { ,u4y Do, , htt
stin in Ut l.uia. but ,glu Boo. ,,v ,vit.
ness thnt lou 1o my Z, ,... milo, ,,..
der ihc thu hours VIII. o'.ns s,.
eye' t'nd na over DNo vt Just for
the neW4i 'pr My head is d. a1r I'm
three-an9' .niy. but I'm os 900! a man
as ever gas-too good % mar 20 ll,
up Tor an'lhtr ton years ga we M,
better ior afm8ok of the arit water
again anu av'l1 of the breeze. Tu,.
mother u not four years. c,,iise
this time. ITO to back every mont or
two, u no more than 30 went for a
visit In inc country" IIc was talking
bo t;erousiY' and heaping his aca-boota
ana scXtahts back Into nls chest
And you really think. my dear
friend, OF hosting your pcnnnnt
agalnT
"My pennmt Walker No. mo-. U,r
majesty, God bless hor. has too p,erv
young men tonood an old hunk NM. me
! should pe plain Mr. Hay Denver if
the merchantservico I darcsay that I
might hno some owner who would give
me @, chance as second or third oniccr
II will BE- a,raage 60 me 90 feel the rail-,
OF thu bridge under my fingers one,
more"
Tut tut this viii me- ~ DO. this will
never DO, admiralw Tho doctor sat
down by Mrs. Hay Denver and matted
her hand In token OF friendly sympathy
1--WE fnust wait until your son has ID
out with on these people. and then we
shall kneW 'vsst damage BE- done. and
how best 10 sot It right II win be tims
enough then 60 begin To muster our re-
sources TO meet IT,"
"Our rcsOurcosw The admiral
laughed. Theirs the pension. I'm
afraia Walker that our resources won't
need much mustorIng."
ION. come, there are some which YOU
may not have thought o. For exam.
pie, admiral. ] have always Intended
that my girl should have nvc thousand
from me when ahe married. OF course.
your boys trouble ~ her trouble. and
the money cannot BE- spent better than
In helping 10 set Il rlght She has a lit
tie Of her own which she wished To CON
tribute. but | thought Il best 10 worl,
Il this way. WIN you take the check.
Mrs. Denver. nnd l think u would he
best n you said nothing TO Harold about
Il. and just used It az the occasion
scrved9"
God biesn you, Walker. you are q
true friend. won't forget this. Walk.
err" The admiral sat down on his sea
chest and mopped his brow with his red
handkerchief
what II II to me whether YOU have
Il now or them II may be more useful
now. There's only one stipulation. II
things should come TO the worst. and
n the business should prove no bad tina.
nothing can set Il right. then hold back
this check. FOR thcre Il no use In pour
ing water into broken basin, and n
the lad should fall. he win want some
thing to pick himself up again with"
He shall not fall, Walker. and. Won
SHAH not have occasion TO be ashamed
OF the family into which your daughter
Il about to marry ihave my own plan.
But we shall hold your money. my
friend. and Il viii feengthen US TO feel
that It II there"
well. that n all right said Doc.
tor Walker rising. TAnd n little NOR,
should be needed, v must not let hin
10 WRONG Tor The NAut Of thousani
or two. And now. admiral. I'm on 10
my morning walk. Won't you COM
too2"
No, ! am going into town"
Well, goodbye. hope TO have bot
ter news and that all viii come right
Goodbye. Mrs Denver. feel az II tn
boy were my own and shall not b,
easy until all ia right with him."