The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14

EFFICIENCY OF LUCK CHARMS

Air. Larned straightened himself in his chair II
Thought you'd think better st." said. you will
catch Tuesdays steamer for Gibraltar Ret there
run across to Tangier Brown Will mat sample
trunk is packed and will write yoa full letter Of
instructions In general way, wha; expected Of you
Is to size up the prospects for brziness Tanger
report by wire, with any orders YOU may get l viii
then cable you further Instructions. may
un-e until the steamer sails to yourself Good day. and
Mt Larned codly extended two fingers which Haswen
grasped and the interview closed.
When Haswel notified Brown of his intention to
leave Tor Tansier, the latter calmly.
hut there was something mis- face which was rot
assuring IT was arranged that trunkful samples
Of variety calculated the needs Of
q warm country should be the steamers dock,
and Has"en hurried hcme to break his wife
during the few days that remained before sailing he
had much to take up attention that he gave but
little thought &c the Larned company business. and he
arrived 1T the pier time to his sarnre-trunx
being swung into the hold.
Sandy Hook faded into the mist and for the
INST time in his life Haswel found himself with rolling
waters between him and his realized, Nh.
Larned had said that this was the chance for him to
make a permanent place for himself lie was nov 4
married man, and the time lad arrived when more
settled life appealed him. even life IN Morocco
distant though it The managers of branches re-
ceived in addition to their salaries percentages
on the goods they sold; and. If fortune smiled him.
there was no reason why within years he
not he making an independent income Then. the
fascination Of his errard appealed hE strongly This
great. ignorant African continent about to be
ated into the delights metal drnking-cups
trays. and he the missionary do this
work. he felt that his knowledge OF American ways
of doing business would be great assistance
dealing with the Moors, he adapt himself
to local peculiaries. There Undoubtedly who'll
sale houses in Tangier; these 60 and using
the arguments he had found successful home ne
would book his orders. OF course first It would
uphill work but the sake the little
home. and for the little One-his already
selected. Sydney Haswen junior-he would his
returned he would succeed.
Thus absorbed with his thoughts he surprised
tie great rock of Gibraltar looming up ahead of
him, and before he dreamed possible left
standing the wharf, surrounded by his bags and
sample-tTunk ricKety little carried him the
day the few miles the Tanger,
and there he taken Of by granting Moors
clothed in what appeared first glance be second
hand bath wrappers. and finally deposited the ORR
Hotel.
Haswelrs first action. being left alone his
unstrap his trunk. His mental vision pictured
the water-coolers and iceongs with which Brown had
undoubtedly filled it. and thought. he mopped the
persniration from his forehead that there must be
big demand for anything of cooling quality in a
perature like that. With fingers trembling with
element, he the key. and nearly fell in state
collapse the sight before him. Packed neatly
within watercoolers, but patent footwarmers
aud skates.
In a fash. understood the anxious assurances Of
Brown that everything would he all right and tina:
personal examination all necessary. Browns
pretended friendliness a sham Even then he
probably chuckling in uhhoy gee the trick he had