davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
Timber Land. Ae, June s, is7s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uSrTED 1,s STATE, o,l!.iS LASp Z 2rsIer,i ~ Il.


Notice IL hereby given thar ~ compliance
with the pToyislous Of the act of Congress oi
June 3, ls1s. entitled "An act for the sale oi
timber lands In the states Of CgiiiOrnia. ore,
EOn, Nevada, aud WashlngtOn Territory" as
extended 20 All the Public Land states b act
of August 4 lb9l, Lulu Elaine benedic e. Of hOs
quiaIn, county Of chehalis state Of W ashinR RtOn,
has this day died Ia this once her Es0Iu state
ment No. 10. for the purchase ~ the , ~ ~ =
~ NN1<, Sec, 4, 4. u q, X. n r. aud ~ hN
n 81 sectiOn No. ~ In Township No. 2 =,
Kange No n n, ". NJ, ana will ohcr proof %
shOs that the land sought 10 more valuable iof
its timber OF stone than Tor agricultural puf.
pOses, and 70 establish her claim ~ said land
before the keglsIer aud Receiver 0f this once
81 burns, Oregon, on Tuesday. the l5th day oi
NAY. i,u6.
She names A. Witnesses Jas, " Benedict u
HOquian, Washington, kObt ,, Williams VI
kiley, Oregon, Geo, ". shaw and Peter GARNER
VI Burns, OREGON.
Any and all persons claiming adversely The
above described lands are requested 20 Me iheif
elsims 10 this once on OF before sAid 18Th dAy
Of Nay, 1907
wn.F FAsKH, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
Timber Land Act, June 4. is5s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
urfrrp STATES LAND Orftcr
burns. oregon. April ~. iHNi.

UNITED sTAfnN LAND Orfttr
Burns, Oregon. April ~ il0ai
Notice Il harcby givtn that iu compliance
will the provisions u the act of ronEfVss uf
June y. ISIS, entitled AN act for the sale Of
timber land In the States Of California, ore
son, Nevada. and WashinFion Territory" a.
extsnded to all the Public Land Staigs ~
act OF August tsr9, Welcome \. NClis
OF Milton, county Of rock Ntate Of Mis-
consin, has this day diicd ln this once hi
sworn statement No. rs, tor the purchase ui
n, Range 40, ~ ", ". NJ, and will ofef pfuof
70 show that the land sought "a more valuable
for ~ timber and rtonc than fuf agricultural
purposes, and 90 establish his Claim 60 taid
land before the Register aud Receiver OF this
once ai Burns oregon, on Tuesday. the goth
day af June. iHa.
ne names a. witnesses 0cofFu ". shaw,
Peter Garner, George salisbury Of burns, or
ron, and Carol Cecil. Of Riley. oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descrbcd lands ere requested 20 Ole
their claims In this once on Or before said
nth day of June, iys,
W. fAHRF. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
Timber Land Act June y is7s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED Stairs LAND uFFtCK,
umrn.. MInamm. MaIrM 4. lu.l

nufns. oregon, March 7, irei.i
Notice 10 hereby riyrn that IN compliance
with thc provisions of the act of tnnNiess ~
June I isia. entitled IAN act Tot the sale ~
tlmhor lands iu the states OF California ore
rnn Nevada, aud Washington luffiinfY,' a.
extended tn nll che Public lend states ~ act
uf Aurusi 4 i-i'a. iaia.s Hudson hengdlct, oi
iiuqulain, rnuuiY 20 Chghhils state ol washing
ton. hes thls daf hlsl in this once bic sworn
siairmont Nn. Au inf the purchase ~ the vs.
NNt H,c.tT n 1fa. " % ~, sM'a HN't ter
tI. Hft HNt. section So ~ iu Township Ne.
HtH uaurr kn. UT. "a ", aud viii unef
pfuoi tn show ihni che laud suurii i mufu fal
uahle fur lts timber uf stone than lot aFfoul
tufai uufpusos aud 10 establish biz rlalm ~
said land trinfc thn Nrristrf and Receiver ~
this unlco ai nufns, ufcgnu. on Tuesday the
10Th day nf May, iHn.
IT. uamfa Hs Witnesses MrNi letl w. hgne
diet uf Wuuuiam. Washington, huhi III
liams of nllry. Oregon. Neu " shas and "
ter tHfmer ~ turnt, oregon.
Any aud ali prfruns claiming adversely TIE
Hintf .dsssflhfd lends afr requested io nlr thelf
claims in thls 0nuv on uf hciufe said 10Th Jay
Of Nay. tnH, ..
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND oFFicE.l
burns. Oregon. NAV y, isGi

UNITED STATES LAND oFFtCE.l
Burns, Oregon. May 3, isei.i
Notice Ia hercby given that the following
90 make hnal proof Ia support of hts glalm aud
that said proof Will he made before ". ". VII.
kinson, 4, =. Commissioner, At his regular Of
on June IA ipos VIA Frank " sage Of Nc.
Dermitt, oregon n. n, No..ai-s tLakeviewpefie
Ior the ~, M. and k,s Nw,.. Sec. q, T. Il =.
X. NJ n, MM.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. via A. ". Packard. y, q, Nilkln.
son, y ID. Minor. VIM Minor. all Of NcDcrmiu
Oregon.
W.. FAhnH. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
FOR PUBLICATION.
rNITEn ~ M srATEs n ~. I'D GfrlIcr

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
hutus, Orcgon, Aptil 81 inoi.i
Noticc Is hcrchy given that the follow ing,
named settler has nlcd notice II HE Intention
% make hnel pruof IN support NJ his claim, and
that said pruoi will be made before the Register
and Receiver ~ Nurus. .Ofugnn, ON May Mh iusi.
VIZ tharlcs q. Crnmuef, uf nrcWscy urCgnn.
v. si'a 4 and lots ana T. scu. iS. u ins.. u.
~ y. W NJ
lic names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence uVon and cultivation
nf said land. visi Gabriel 2. Rush samuel
Williams, ilicl e.. Cufhin aud William N. Gear.
hart, At Of nrcwscy, Orcrun
Wv fAHRE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05

Op-tO-udtc lVD pIitiduk NJ fcocot'
able prices.
! See Schenk's nd in this issue
He's the tailor.
An almost new go-cart for sale
Inquire at this Office.
Clarence Cary is over from hi
Crane Creek home.
White Canva. shoes for womer
at The Busy Corner Store.
II. f. FELTON, has returned from
! a trip TO La Grande and other rail.
road points.
Horsemeo should see the pedi-
gree of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
I, II. Holland left for the railroad
the first Of the week. He goes out
on business.
The Woodmen Of the World will
give a dance at Looher's hall in
this city on Friday, June 1.
Mrs. Sadie L. Ring was a passen-
ger in from Baker City the 6rst Of
the week, having come TO make
proof on her timber claim.
Joe Rector, the popular candi-
date for county judge, came in last
evening and is receiving the con-
gratulations Of his friends who Say
there is nothing TO II but counting
the votes.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds in this
city this season. Those interested
should cali on ID. +. Hawley for
particulars.
l.. Woldenberg, the local stage
agent and assistant postmaster,
took his departure this morning for
Baker City where he goes on busi-
ness. He expects to be absent only
few days.
Born-Last Sunday 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Dalton, daughter.
This makes five girls for that fami-
ly and Jim says II will take his
salary as county treasurer TO keep
them in hats.
]. +. sebree. the Caldwell cattle
buyer, IL again in this city, having
come over 20 look after some cattle
purchases. He was accompanied
by Ed Smith. also Of Caldwell.
Mr.. Sebree also purchased several
hundred head Of cattle from Joe
Combs in Grant county since his
arrival here, making the deal by
phone.
II. s. settlemyre was In the city
the first Of the week getting sup
plies preparatory to going TO his
ranch near Dog Mountain where he
oontemplales some extensive i'm
He had just received
his new $500 saddle from Winnie
mucca but the writer did not have
an opportunity to see Il. Bob has
II hobby for fine saddles.
G. W. Drinkwater, candidate for
county clerk, and brother Wild
calne over from Harvey last Sun
day morning. Just before starting
the latter accidentally shot him
self in the heel while putting a
revolver in bis hip pocket. The
wound was dressed Immediately
upon his arrival in this city aud he
Is doing very well nj the home OF
his parents IL this city.
Lewis Shaw engineer In charge |
Of the railroad survey, was In this
oity last Sunday evening. He in
formed The Times Herald his crew
was at that time working In the
vicinity Of Wagontire mountain
aud the work was progressing very |
satisfactory. He also stated that
Chief Engineer Waggener bad re-
turned TO Vale but he understood
would return to this city in a short
time where he would make his
headquarters for a time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
Timber land Act June a. is7s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
gMlTEP nSIrl ,.,I., srArFs ,..l,,, LAND oFFmk = AZ.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFivk. B
nurns, oregon, February ~. iasi I
Noilce is hereby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions ~ the act uf tun1 css eft
June ,, ISIS, entitled An act tor thFNair Uf
timber lands M the states uf california. urrguu
Nevada aud Washington Territory. ~ exteud.
ed to sl the Public Land states BY act OF Aus
net 4, isal, Chase 4. luofbofu. uf New Auburn.
county Of Chippewa. state ui Wisconsin. hes
this dny nlcd M this once his swufn siaicmpnt
M. lp> fuf the purchase uf The - sft. stit a
SMi.. SEE. q MI. NMit, nf section No. = in
Township No. p Rangr No. % y, " NJ, and
viii Offer proof to show that the land sought III
more valuable Tor 10 timber ur stone than hbf
agricultural purposes and ~ establish hls rlalW
10 said laud before the Register aud Receiver
of this othCc vt hurne. Oregon, uu tuesday the
sth dav oi Mat. iHH.
iio names withusscs Gcnrre ". shaw.
aud Peter tafmcr, Of Burns. oregon. Robert
Mllliams, Of NilVy oregon, sadie D. kinn. OF
nakcf city, oregon.
Any and al pcrsous claiming adversely the
aboNcsdUscfihCd lands arr requested 90 niuthplf
claims ~ thisnncc ON ot before ssid lh da, Of
MAY, 10.
Wv. fAHut REGISTER
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
Local News.

J. U Aankins is down from Sill
y1he Canvas shoes for children
The Busy Corner Store"
YaIter Cross was transacting
ineps in our city this morning.
'ninh Fung has leased the Ore
hotel opposite this Office. See
>d elsewhers.
sH hats and general millinery
4 BOW OH display-Mrs. Robt.
pke ater, Jorgensen building.
r. Klink, the telephone line
II kn the city making repairs
ineialling more 'phones.
"a ID + Hawley about Fillmore
u. the standardized trotting
lien. He will stand this season
be fsir grounds.
COX Out-Get the safety Inou-
r. now II runs without a lamp.
W.T.. Smith about IL, Burns
kon
Coleman and wife arrived
- Wednesday from n visit TO
9uplee section. Al didn't seem
10 much flesh on the trip.
oh com missioners Miller and
VeFe in attendance upon court
week. The term was very
I. lasting bu, two days.
,r Sale-A Clydesdale stallion,
Ars old, weight 1900 lbs; ac-
nsed to this country and u
foal ge,ter. Address this
harley Davis was down from
COY Thursdav to get a pillow
other accessories preparatory
'mpleting his spring farming.
sas accompanied by Theo. Cole
users. n. Is. Sutton, NJ. II
h and H. NJ. Hibbard and fam
al look their departure Thurs
for DE jenkins Bros. shearing
where they will remain dur
hs ehearing season.
70. Marsden and Geary operat-
pom McManns, n county charge
,rlay afternoon. The patient
. very bad elbow and the doc.
had Co reset a fracture of long
ding. The patient stood the
II ~rll.
ssrror Logan and family left
Yesterday going out to the
ostsad where Mrs. Logan and
ch,ldren will remain. Mr.
tan will proceed to DreWsey
also the southern Dart OF the
" ~here he will list the af sess-
proporty for the 1906 roll.
ed Oakerman was IN for load
nd fbe first of the week He
ms ns that the Hembree resi-
o ~ Riley came very near he
,urned down last Sunday after
II seems Mrs. A. Hembree |
removed the ashes from the |
ssflier in the day aud had
heu in a tin receptical but
covered 1t up. There were live
Ia the ashes aud the strong
blew of the covering and
cred the Goals under the back
b here the floor had ignit-
nd gained considerable head
beibre being discovered. For.
teiy it was just stage time
many neighbors as we'll as the
Dad surveyors, we're there for
mail and they soon extin-
bed Me flames without any ma
Manage being done.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05

Aankins is down from Sill
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usIrHD STATES LAsp OrFicE,
hurun oregon, April Ia, 100,

Burns oregon. April Ia. 100,
Notice 10 hereby given that george ",
Nealey. Of LAsen. Oregon, has nied notice oi
Intention 30 make proof on his dcseTfslan Il
claim No eaa, Tor the ~ Nwis, swi. NM'.
Sec. n. T. ~ q, X. AZ n, ", n. before The kcf
istcr and Receiver ai burns, oregon, on fhuTs
oay. the 7th day 0f June. ip,s-
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
the com plste irriEation and reclamation Of said
land chipman q, smith, OF burns. oregon.
Frank q. fislcr, William n, Cecil. Of Lawcn,
oregon. Davis \. Turner, Nenht0f.
Wn. fAhhs. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uKifGb STATES Land OffiCE,
Bufus. Oregon. April is. ie

lhifGp hfAfff Land utFifft
bufus, oregon, April ~, lvus.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler kas nled notice Of his intsutlsn
10 make nnal proof In support Of HE elain,
aud that said proof will be made brforc the
Register aud keociEeT at nufas. Oregon. on
MAY -, iqos. YlIg ulyses ~ krynoldn, Of
s.iNica, Orrron, N. n. SO. ias3, Tor the ~
Hsnsmss iEs ioIlosing witns-sss 10 prove
hia continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, sixi hOiand Hank ins, Plea Han
kins, vi Hopper. Jap heaVis. AL Of biyics,
Oregon.
Wa fAHEE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-05

Supt Rigby is M from Lawen 70
day.
Ben Jordan was up from Lswer
during the week.
White Canvas shoes for men al
"The busy Corner Store"
Jack Greenlee was q visitor "a
our city during the week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Glib
son last Wednesday, a son.
Buster Cawlfield spent few days
in our city since our last issue.
w. B. Parker was over from
Warm Springs Thursday.
Loren Hembree was among out
side visitors TO our citv this week.
Charles Russell and family have
gone TO their ranch home near Law.
en-.
A daughter Of James Russell,
who lives up the river. is reported
quite i'll.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
Miss Mabel Best was over from
her SILVER creek home during the
present week.
IL you wish 10 be located on
good homestead, see +. VI. Jordan,
the county surveyor.
The social dance given by the
ladies band last night was quite a
successful and enjoyable affair.
Good clean seed barley may be
obtained at the Martin Bros. ranch
north Of Burns.
DR. Marsden was called 10 Mar
rows yesterday evening TO see II.
Elliott who lie reported quite III.
A good six room residence and
four lots, also n two seated covered
hack for sale. Inquire Of Mrs.
Robt. Drinkwaier, Harvey oreg.
II you are particular about your
coffee, try the harrington Hall"
brand. your money back II you are
not satisfied .-Lunaburg & Dalton.
Peter Peterson has been visiting
his family in this city during the
week, but will return Immediately
to tho sheep camp. He reports the
lamb crop very satisfactory.
Miss Vera Hendricks arrived
here yesterday evening from Cot
tage Grove where che has beeu at
tending school. q. o. Hendricks
met her here and will take her on 10
the family ranch at Lawen.
The Harpey Saw Mill, Roy Buo-
yard proprietor. is ready foi the
seasons work. Orders Of any size
can be filled at any time. All
kinds Of dressed and rough lumber
on hand, alsp shingles Good road.
Write for prices on large or small
orders.
Mrs. T.. II Smith and daughter,
Mrs. Ada Teller, arrived home
Wednesday evening from Vale
where they had been summoned as
witnesses in the case Of the state ys
E. II. Harroun. We have not learn
cd what verdict was reached in the
case.
Mesdames Chester Smith and
Florence Clark expect 10 leave here
for Reno. New, where they !
go To join their husbands. Boots
Smith will 90 as far as White Horse
where he will visit short time aud
possibly 20 TO work on the ranch |
for Chas. Cronin.
Al. johnson Of Corvallis, rs
ceived the nomination for state SEN ]
ator from his county and has no
opposition. Mr.. Johnson lie q heavy
stock holder in the First National
Bank Of this city and Harvey Coun-
ty will have another friend In court
besides her own representatives.
Road Master Hoover Was in 10
meet with the county court Wednes.
day. He reports the roads in his
district in a very good state Of re-
- n
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
CRAtTEk =
- RAI = Gk-u-


eAo Ma. asarhier of she ex rresec,
soaS Che FOO. ~ou; oss alone from hef
isshsr's splendid MANSION in .hs city oi
fsoting o. see ths world she asd iron
. hoHie where every luxa-y sssrrounasd
her snd from the care sf lowing parents.
NJ childish Erisf nor potty disspvosBt-
mem sucn a. eill ssns.stigucs weigh down
she uilua ~ the yoans With unres-on.
sbie srrux urged her - this course
sbe f.d from She common laf ~ her sax.
from .ago and she Thousand re-
sHr@Iuts shich the customs Of the Em.
PR th-ue around all women There.
fore a. vas IN she gii-e o. q Foufh. in
the Earb spprpprlstc g. . stud0nt, thai
she leit hor father house and suarhi
for know lrare and adyeu .u-e.
Sho Mails remarsslhlo deteru. ua ron
was ma suddenly fsrmed. IL greu ur
-tcaa m her mind through many
v.ars. IT, har had 5sen given that eau-
aatian Whiah H. ordinarily danied o.
wourn- She had beeu trained FROM
childhood under the best instructors
aud she bad seized upon knovl ads-e " Ith
nlind ol wonderful hrili4ucy and d.s-
crintna iaH- Az sixteen she bad b,i-
terc8u.rl...l uf marhnma ios. o. ssiauces
and 81 rae classics chan most roung men
attain dH-ng a collegiate coHrse. and
She Eld lf eisilam t1 see that she lad
only tc Ca Of the spring which forever
Cows oaf under the frowninH rock ~ tho
truth ls b is Ia nature. Her ambition
vas o. I'd upon dclving nearer - the
mys l- saurccs of this spring with
an Whieh is a rift from on high
and ean nai De- frozen in the heart. She
knew tFat ID her life was nodded after
The fs .ien o. the time her pursuit Of
know l...re must cease. and she resolved
taat OH ebould never he.
Thus happened that while the ex-
prcfe. NJ ouu Che foo sat In his library
one n.-.t discussing with his wife the
fu.urr l. choir child, the object of their
sciiclIula WIS at that very moment
taALa tr future into her own hands.
n haFo at last found a young man
worthf D. Che husband Of our child,
said Wong Che foo, and in the chamber
above eIa Mai shut her white teeth
rorctat and. as If the words she did
not hear vere still impressed upon her
heart sire muatcred. Il will have no
hushsa.. ] viii be no man S slave
"ile poor in fortune, ," continued the
ex-f'rl lnCt. in the library, ''but what
does tiat mattCrP We have no SON
This young man Is Of exemplary char
acter ard of distinguished mental en-
doUment- VIII adopt him. and when
he has married our child the estates
which I possess will he SO disposed that
they shall descend upon him and sbo
Mai, his wife, when We are gathered
with tho dead"
4 care not for wealth" said Sho Mai
10 herself, as she paced her chamber
Il want freedom aud the power 10 pur-
sue knowledge wherever it may be hid
den IN tic great world"
'sho Mai should be a wife of whom
any man may be proud" the ex-Prefect
said. II have caused her 10 be in
structed in the knowledge Of books, and
you, my wife, have trained her in the
gentle accomplishments OF women"
And while be spoke ShO Mai was, as
one may say, flinging her womanhood
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13

from her. At least the garments appro-
pirate to her sex had been laid aside and
in their place Sho Mai had donned the
attire of a young male student; and as
she stood before her mirror she gazed in
wonder at the beautiful, strange youth
who looked out at her.
'Our daughter has been tractable in
all things said Wong Che foo "She
VIII see that We have planned wisely
for her future. You have already told
her that husband would be chosen for
her. Go now to her chamber, and il she
be not yet asleep tell her that our choice
has been made and bring me word what
she replies"
And while the wife OF the ex-Prefect
vent 70 do his bidding Sho Mai passed
from the house and stole down the dark
and silent street on her way to see -
world.
''Our daughter did not answer when
called her name.~ said Madam Wong
Che foo, returning. Doubtless she is
asleep. I did not enter the chamber, for
it seemed unwise To disturb her slum-
bers- Tomorrow will be time"
"To-morro~. then. let it be-" said
Wong Che Foo, and having bade his wife
good night he sat down again At his desk
and thought with pleasure how he should
do that for which it WAS already too late.
Thus We lay plans and gaze along
smooth highways of the future, which
our feet shall never tread
Meanwhile Sho Mni pursrsA her vay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
- - 60
N
II $8-a's1 IL E aT1e.Z
AF7 AAss::,.D sssss:s@.@D

aot sao~sne y sEer she s-.- gang .he
had made ne plsna. which sss perhaps
the siscr: coar.e. since her ineNperi-
ense ~oula have prepared fer con tiuzyf-
cios which ooEla mover arise aud have
oserioosed the mos; ma ara Obstacles.
she had taken no.hIag a4th her bat
lltaie hand bag IN Shieb were artiClas
~ the csumones; necezsitv and her ssst
ings during tire pa-t four OF hvo wears.
amounting - sbout two thuals.sad i.sssiis.
Tbs novelty of she new free lIfo huavad
her -. and she wai..ed ssssaily thoagh
siullcsslg until the iucreas uE bright
ness Of the east told her shat aay vas
near A. the dawn spUrnachcd shs
fauud herself near the rirer baus. and
before her laf a great jHnk. on board 81
Whinh lhe sailors were ca Fg ing she ..ist
Of the cargo.
u Was lonely pia0e In the ou'a,si'is
81 the ciir. and she wondered tsat the
ship should b. there. far aWag from she
ordinary placc af lading The rg7r it-
self. she pereeived. Was not the Is-re
stream v.hich flowed past the cits huf a
creek vhirh cEtendcd like an arm about
The eastern border of raai M. Shf saw
by tine hurry and hustle that she U.nk
would sal in few minutes. ard a r~ast
longing came over her t1 60 with the
vessel down the river and oat gu1n fhe
eoudcrful saa. She Faude7 o VA. hrr
tho captain saHld 90 her sail With him
u she arreoi b. psT her passage b. What
ever pert hc had in view. What en- easy
vay. She thoua hf. 90 eseape u.ter.v 81 fsum
the rcach 81 those who Waula pursAe
hor. She scarcely derrd hIue chat 50
fartunate tEiug I'd be- acsau.F .ishad.
Nranwhile. she WAS sururi sni 20 learn.
from suatches Of the sa lrrs' cuuvcrsl-
tion. that her approach had hacn viewed
with suspicion and even with alarln.
'But il Is only a boy said one Of the
men. and that appeared to satisfy the
others.
just then four mon rolled great box
upon the plank. 1t was heavy and they
put forth their utmost efforts 10 move il.
When they had reached the middle o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-04-13
CHAPTER II

TIE VENGEANCE or TIE GODS.
The little cabin in which Sho Mai
found herself was very far fro0 being .
luxurious apartment 1t was dark, mar
row and bare; but had her accommoda-
tions been much worse, there would still
have been but one thing possible TO Sho
Mai, namely, to lie down upon the hard
floor and fall fast asleep. She had
walked many miles during the night,
and neither anxiety nor physical dis
comfort could keen her from the stun, her
which exhausted naturedenanded. She
slept as calmly as if in her own bed at
home. and when, as evening drew on,
the sound Of the unbarring of the door
avoke her, 1t was some minutes before
she could realize how great . change
had come over her life from sun to sur.
The bronzed face OF . sailor appeared
in the doorway.
Come on deck" he said; ''the captain
G1nts to see YOU
Sho Mai obeyed with al2crity. As
she stepped upon the deck she saw that