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GAINS
FOUR IN CONGRESS

The Census Bureau this afternoon an
nOUncsd the present population Of IUi-
nois as 5,63S.59f, an increase Of -,6n, or
16-S per cent since 1900.
This gives Illinois four new Congress-
u7en under the present apportionment.
The figures by counties follow:
Cook, 24O5,2 ,233; Alexander. 22.74I:
Champaign, 51.S29. Edgar 2Tg26-
Kane. S1S62, LasaIle, 90,132: LOGAN.
2e.216- Macon, 54.1S6: Marion. 35094:
Morgan, y4.42O; Peoria, 100 255: san
canon, 91,024; Stephenson, 36,S21;
Will 6z.3T1: illiamson. 45,09S
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SCORE OF FIREMEN
ILL FROM SMOKE

CHICAGO, Nov ga score Of fire.
men are seriously III as a result OF par
tial asphyxiatiOn, caused by dense
smoke from burning leather. in 2 fire
in a novelty store early today.
Four families were rescued srnra ad-
joining buildings.
The FIRE loss was $4,000
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ASTOR'S NEW YACHT
DAMAGED BY FIRE

NEW YORK. Nov &-John Jacob
Astor's new $4,000 sea-going yacht
fvn todav-
The Interior Of the boat was tied
by the flP mes, the damage being esti-
mated a. between $1,000 and $4,000.
The origin of the flames is a mystery.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Cold wave warnings are disnIave5
IN eastern tennessee extreme western
North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia northern Florida southern
Alabama. and southeastern 1T5Sr=S-
sippi.
Rain tonight Tuessa.- 77r7s-+-T.y7 -,,7
much colder. Increasing eaet vvfr7lI<
shifting 10 northwest tonight and h.
coming high
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BIRMINGHAM Special-

On and after Sunday, Nov. q, South
ern Railways Birmingham Special Ieav-
ing Washington 4-l5 p m, daily, VIII
carry Pullman Observation sleeping cas
70 Atlanta and Birmingham
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FORECAsT p ID DISTRICr-
TEMPERATURES
TIDE TABLE.

Today-High tide 5-s5 a m and SO
2. m Low tide. 12-00 a. m
oillol ~ -f1--ll ti1e- p-ai a m and
L-2 P m
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Shielding a Senator.

The brief submitted 10y AIr- ConneUv
and his attorney is entitled SHIELDING a
Senator-A Statement Of Unlawful Fanc-
ing OF Government Land, and How the
Hand Of Justice Was STAYED % A sub-
caption reads, An attezapt 10 have
an investigation and the obstacles met
Mr- Connolly says he endeavured tn
have his charges looked INFO b,- -
BalunBeT InvesCiEa ton com
mittee- and when that committee T5.7
not see NJ TO attempt any jurieffc-
tion over the matter he turned 80 t17a
third degree committee
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Incidents in Governments Attack on the
Sugar trust

Department Of Justice files States Circuit Court If
Ne" York seeking to have the Sugar dissolved
Refers to the ruthless monster which .
all notc o--0NeU
competition" ' INT Olo-
Unlawful combination conspiracy DOMINATING and
/ charged -S P-i'eS OI
Direct accusations made Havenneyers and their associates
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sun TABLE.


CONDITION OF RIVERS
HARPERS FERRY. ". Va Nov x
Both rivers clear
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The special committee appointed l,,-
the Senate 10 investigate ALLEGED third
degree police methods was asked To-
day TO take COsuizance OF charges of 2
somewhat different nature, when an at
toTney for Albert : Conneuy- Of Nv
oming, appeared before IL and asked II
10 investigate charges that Senator
Francis E Warren. Of thar state. had
violated the Government fencing laws.
III Connolly, who was represented b--
Attorney Matthew T. O-Brien- OF mis-
city, claims that Tor several years he
has been endsavorinE to get action
taken against the Senator by the De
partments OF Justice and Interior he
believes the Senate's third degree com
mittee has jurisdiction over his com
plant, because 1t is authorized 20 in
vestiSate the third degree and any
other practices tending TO impair the
faiT and impartial administration Of the
criminal laws Of the United States
Not Called to Account
Mr. Connolly alleges that Senator
warren has violated the act Of Con
gTess prohibiting the fencing Of Gov
eTnment lands. and that the law has
not been impartiaGIy administered he
cause the Senator has not been called
70 account Attorney O'Brieu --=cftes
that he had endeav6red to get the
matter before the Senate but was un-
EuccessfuL- he therefore appealed 70
the third degree committee under the
wording Of the resolution creating ii,
Mr. OBrien was given hearing
At an executive session Of the com
mittee which has taken under ad-
Tlsement the question Of its furfsdic-
lion Mr. OBrien and M Connolly
PROBABLY VIII be given another hear
Ing before q decision IS announced
The complainant and his attorney es-
Pecially desire the aid Of the com
mittee n getting certain records
from the Interior Department which
theE aLeEe VIII show that Senator
v Aarrens or the Warren Lfvestol.gz I
SpmpanE. has fenced in many arraS
= Government lands in WEomiug. and I
SfISt TO action has been taken agafnsr
the senator under the auJi-fencinc-
law
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COURT ASKED
TO DISSOLVE
SUGAR TRUST
Sensational Petition Filed by Department of Justice
Seeks to Outlaw Great Combine the Ruthless Mon
ster Which Crushed Al lit Could Not Control"
BY BYRECEIVER OR OTHERWISE SAYS BRIEF

Suit Is Directed Against American Sugar REFINING Com
pany and Twenty-seven Others -Havemevers and
Their Associates Are Directly Accused
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A small want ad Ia The Call will do it quicker
than a dozen signs plastered ON your windows
and which spoil the looks of your home be-
sides. Phone Kearny Sc for ad man to call
and see YOU
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
EMPLOYMENT wANrED-Femare

ART dress making; reasonable. Taught cuttini
drspinc and executing gowns on figures: lessor
week or month. Hotel Eaton. 364 Eddy :
Phone Franklin 2O4
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14

FOR saIe-An old and reliable xroeery Tecsl2oS ti&
500 per day: cause. retiring @ facluc -. 1-ss
For sale-Manufaeturlug business; eiears oses sss
80 per cent: the only one OF the klhd u N'9
coast 74f Pacific buildlnS.
FOR saIe-Grocery and fruit store; corner s9ca .,,
tion; receipts $50 day - Faenc % ou--.----- H--
FOR saIc-SaIoon. hotel and restaurant pes'
mining in Nevada. ~ Paelnc OuI-' 'n.- &
FOR sale-Best millinery store; money ioc%--oh'
retrement. If4 Pacific buIldlhg-
FOR saIe-SIeat market. corner location; receipts
500 per day. IA Pacific building
FOR sale-Corner saloon; receipts $50 per day.
big bargain IA Pacific building
FOR sale-Old established restaurant; best town
in state: clearing 5000 per month ~ IA
cifc building.
FOR sale-Stationery store news stand rooms
grand chance for lady ~ fachc olus-
WENTWORTH co.
Controlling interest in high class autOuioo,.e .
and renair business; nothing better on the eoaSt,
pays As per cent on stock offered Tor SAFE eSiue
from that the managing end pays saIaE1 81
$500 per month. which of course. goes VITA TINS
stock offered for sale. here's a Thoroughly eStaD
lished big money business. with the BOOKS OPen
10 any prospective purchaser who means ous,
ness; an Investigation will convince you hat aii
claims made can be Substantiated; the price =
$500; on that figure your stock Yields - po ~
cent per annum. together with salary OF 81"
month; win exchange for good inside or "atSiuc
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
BOARD FOB CHILDREN

MoTHERLY woman wishes to take entire
charge of young child: preferably one having
no mother: room for father; references. MRS.
BATES. 29G6 Clay st
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AAAA-Young women. between the ages of ls
and p, of fair education. neat appearance ana
unquestionable character. wanted 10 study
telephone operating profession liberal
salary ts paid new operators while in training
az the Operating School OF the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, and upon grad
ustion they are given permanent positions at
the switchboards. with opportunities for pro-
motion. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company provides light and well ventilated
operating rooms, pleasant rest and lunch
rooms. and takes personal interest in the
welfare Of the young women in its employ.
Competent operators furnished to private
branch exchange subscribers. For full parficu-
lars call preferably between $50 a. M and
- m, at the Operating School, Telephone
Office. 20i5 Steiner st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
THE. san FRANCISCO CALL THURSDAY, july a. 1910
FEMALE HELP wANTED-contnued

FEMALE HE'LL WANTED-COntmu q
FIRST CLASS pastry cook. s12 week, city. for
cafetaria; checker. restaurant. So week;
dining room girl. cafetaria. 81 week; chamber
maid and seamstress to assist. $25; first class
laundress private family $40: general house
work girl. Santa Barbara. in family, $50
second girl. good place. $50: parlor maid and
waitress, $50; good cook, country. $40; nurse,
lady, German preferred. S25. city: upstairs
maid $50. must mend: German nursery gov
erness. $50 MISS PLUNKETT. 1896 Sutter.
WANTED-Lady to work few hours each day
near home; no canvassing: good talker: good
pay Call at 5i5 Telegraph av. Oakland. Cal.
LEARN hair dressing. manicuring. hair working.
massage; special teachers evening classes. The
NEW MILDRED HAIR PARIORS, $50 Geary.
SPECIAL rates-Learn hair dressing, manicuring.
hair work: only system In wks.: positions
waiting. MILDRED hair store. 1475 Haight ST.
YOUNG girls for sample work; experience.
LURN TAILORING CO.. SO Sd St, up stairs.
HoPS-Read ad. under Male Help Wanted. E.
c. HORST CO.. $50 Pine st.
MISSION BRANCH OF THE CALL. BLAkE'S
BAZAAR 110S VALENCIA ST.
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LOSE AND FOUND

LOSr-A Jap mink fur lined with brown. either
going down u1 the Market St line 70 Sausa-
Ito ferry or IN the waiting room. Finder re-
turn 10 Sausalito news stand. ferry building;
reward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14

OAKLAND.
GIRLS TO MAKE oyERALI.S PAID SALARY
WHILE LEARNING.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. Sd AND CLAY SITS
APPLY TO Mr.. DAVIS.
WANTED-Women and girls to work on fruit
Central California Canneries. Lorenzo Report
once; working ans steady employment
for months; plenty of tents and cottages for
all those registered. Report Immediately.
AN experienced stenographer. good education and
literary ability. work IN Berkeley. Apply
stating age, experience address and phone
number, p. o. box 104, Berkeley.
LEARN hair dressing at CALF. COLLEGE OF
HAIR DRESSING and Beauty Culture; day
and night school: individual Instructions; form
ulas given s67l2 Market st. bet. 5th and 9th.
WANTED-Young women to train as nurses he
tween ages of 20 and 80. of good education.
neat appearance. Box 399S, Call office, Oak
land.
WANTED-Girl for general house work; no
heavy washing; five in family; good wages
Write box 4Ss or telephone $50 San Mateo.
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HOTELS

HOTEL ARGONAUT, 4th and Market sts.-Fam-
lily and commercial hotel; room with detached
pain, Sl per day: with private bath.
$3.50 per day; restaurant attached; moderate
prices: free bus meets all trains and st stnships.
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statesmen AND SOLICITORS WHY'D

Statesmen wanted no experience required:
hundreds of propositions open paying from
800 to $500 monthly: our free book. "A
knight OF the Grip will show YOU how TO
get of them; write Tor CALI for ii today
Address National Salesmen's Training Assn
1019B Metropolis Bank bldg. Branches New
York, Chicago. Kansas City, Minneapolis, At
lanta.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD

NoRTHGATE, 1900 Euclid av; tel Berk 1915
north entrance of university campus-Apart-
ments with private baths; single rooms; steam
neat and callbell In every room; sleeping
porches; first class table board; special sum-
mer rates. NJ. NJ. HENRY.
FIRST CLASS room and board; convenient to
key Route and College av. cars. Address 260j
Kelsey St, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

NANTED-Men and boys. no expense for in
struction learn automobiles electricity. plumb
ing brick laying trade in months instead Of
years; study half and wolk half time; cata-
logue free. United Trade School Contracting
Co. 1923 Market ST.. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
prs,NEss CHANCES

GEO A HERRICK. 1GC5 MARkE1, ? ;i;a-7
INVESTMENT BROKER-E EST ABi-ISfh3 ~ S tSsI. ~
REFFRENCE: THE WESTERN NAIiON<AH
HIGH CLASS SALOON FOR sale
Srlendid oDporfupifv: a money maker, heftI
Market St. NORTH; this is a good buy can
NOTICE: I want party Win %-.uoo %-., 49, n,rst
take \ half interest In high class salcou, mus
come in and work with the present oWntt ;.,+
know this to be good opportunity Tor 1he 'is"e
party. - ,,,pt-E-r ST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22
A WEAK WOMAN
and HER STORY
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength Was
Restored BY Cardui.

Floral. Atk-"I must speak a good
word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, ot this place.
about a month ago was in very bad
health. was 50 weak and nervous tha,
was not able 10 do my houSewofk.
"My husband bought me one bottle Of
Cafdui. the woman'S tonic. | took II ac-
cordng 10 directions and now ] am in
good health.
81 think Cardui is a fine tonic ior weak
women"
And you are not the only lady who
thinks so. Mrs. Baker.
Thousands, like you. have written 10
tell of the wonderful benefit Cdrdui has
been 10 them.
Cardui contains no minerals. or other
powerful drugs. II contains no glycerln
or other Misunderstanding ingredients.
II is Just a pure, natural extract, OF
natural vegetable herbs, that have been
found TO regulate the wOmdnly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about it.
NB-writs 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. chat'a:
nooga Medicine Co. Ch1iauuucl, lenr., lor Speed!
Irsfrfrtior, and 64-uagc hnoF Home Treatment
Tor Women" sent ia plain wrapper. on request
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22
CHAPTER xliiI.
Grown-Ups Now.

III" murmured Chester with his
teeth set firmly together II Ches-
hire. { thee Dith toom 'edded ife.
tave an told
What's the matter with you Ches'
ter?" asked Goldsmith. Are YOU
suffering from lockiaw, or it is
merely paresis?'
"A little Of both" answered Ches.
ter. more int lligibly IT'S ali your
fault anyway.
MY fault" exclaimed Goldsmith.
that you talk like mummy"
Aren't you the man demanded
Chester Indignantly. who told me
that the only way to keep my face
straight was to put my teeth to
gcther Is there ever going to be
time in my existence when II
will be more important for me Z
keep my face straight than now?'
Goldsmith roared with unrestrain
ed mirth.
Are you afraid that youll laugh? p
he managed to gasp finally.
NO" cried Chester heatedly. 'Tc
tell you the truth I'm afraid thai
I'll cry
Poor boy! Poor boy" said Gold
smith commiseratingly.
III I wasn't afraid of spoilini
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY * co. Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known
+. ]. Cheney for the past fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and findu-
cialy able TO cary out any oblisation
made by his firm.
Walding. Knnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22

The Ardmoreite will he sent daily
TO new subscribers from May to Aug
ust 10 for one dollar,
You want to keep up with the cam.
paipn and the Daily Ardmoreite will
keep you posted. by August 10 you
will know who has the democratic and
the republican nominations for go,
eruor. You will know who have been
nominated for the other state offices
and for the county offices
The paper costs more than we ask
for II We want to get You in the
habit of reading the Daily Ardmoreite.
Exchange your weekly subscription
for the daily We will be glad to
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YOU at once and sent until August II
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22
CHAPTER Xiv.
When He Was Rich.

Wedding receptions do finally
come to an end, in spite of the In
cvitable impression of the groom
that they probably never will. After
the ceremony and the reception,
Chester turned to his bride in the
carriage.
Edith" he said there are two
hours yet before the Sauterne sails.
and should like to employ them
in rather peculiar manner. Are
you equal to drive. or are YOU
too tired?"
He also said number of other
things which are vastly unlmport-
ant before and after the speech
above quoted. and also in between,
but the quotation is the gist of
the parts that appeared 10 make
sense.
no, I'm not sparkled Edith,
opening her blue eyes deliciously Y
wide. you went through II all so
superbly that you carried me along
with YOU. You don't mind my say.
ing that"
Chester did not mind After he
had finished explaining this "a
Edlth's entire satisfaction, which con
sumcd some little time and was
done with totally unnecessary de
tail, and after she had readiusted
her hat, Chester poked his head
out OF the carriage window.
Drive to Fourteenth Street anC
Sixth Avenue" he said
AS they arrived at the corner des
ignated, a little hard faced mar
dartCd out into the street and 20
/ licoman Jerry O'Bren's huge paw
/ descended swiftly upon his shoulder
'Tm only hurrylng to keep a date.
| pleaded the little man plteously
You know me. Jerry"
"YIs, know ye," responded Jerry
That's why ye're goin' 10 wait her,
for a minute or two"
IT'S all matter OF nerve. m.
lad, he remarked 10 the poll ,e
name cringlng. shiyering captive. Il
you put grave enough face on /
and keep feeling cheerful inside al
the time, you can't lose Every
body will lay down before you, AM
nobody cant refuse you nothing"
The little man looked grave enoug
in all conscience. but hardly as
he felt cheerful inside. He stare
in amazement At the well.drcsse
gentleman who was addressing hin
How much do you need to &c
cut of it," asked Chester abruptly
'"ren.' said the little gambler.
Here 1t is said Chester "G
back and square up Only wan
forty cents change
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I
AM RICH
BY ROY MASON
Copyright. 1909. BY G. w. Dililn9
nam Company
Synopsis.

Synopsis.
Chester Taylor. young Yale man, Is
adrlft In New York, penni .ess and
shabbily clad. lie meets and loves
Edith Twining. Summoning his
nerve he orders an expensive out
fit of clothing and secures suite
al the Uruguay, where Edith and
her father live. lie borrows s5O
plays racing tip given by his
friend, Perry Langham, and wins
$500. He secures employment
with Goldsmith & E,kins. Wall St
brokers Richepin, a mysterious
Frcnchman who speculates through
Goldsmith G Elkins, has lost heaN
". Langham receives a letter appar-
eutly written by Chester. but real.
ly forged by Richepin. asking =
loan of five thousand dollars. Lang.
ham sends a check but later ac-
cuses Chester OF dishonorablc sub
terfuge. Chester and Edith meet sey.
cral times althOush her tather ha
forbidden her TO meet him. Elkins
hearing of the Langham loan dis.
charges Chester and he is again
adrift. In Chinatown he saves a Chi
nese actress from assassination.
Learning of Richepin's pot he
makes it known to Goldsmith and
receives loan of five thousand
dollars Edith. jealous of the act
ress. dismisses him. He receives
legacy of fifty four thousand
dollars from the Chinese actress.
Goldsmith solves the mystery of
the Richepin forgeries. and con
vinces Twining and Langham OF
Chcster's innocence. Using his leg.
acy as margin Chester makes
half million dollars. Edith and
he meet and make up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-22

The Franklin School Mothers Club
met on Wednesday afternoon at the
appointed hour to listen to most
excellent program.
All programs heretofore have been
designed for the benefit of the chill
dren, but this one concerned women
only.
The Glce Club sang an opening
selection with great zest and spirit.
The leader. Mrs. Josephine Carr,
read splendid paper on the Legal
Disabilities of Mothers which gave
SO much new light on the question
Of suffrage that it almost convinced
some OF the mothers that the suf-
fragc movement is worthy of their
notice.
Mrs. Max Westheimtr sang a
southern melody which was SO well
received that she responded to an
encore.
Mrs. n. II. Mccoy was leader
ana Miss lsuclllt b'll pldN'u N'N
violin obligato.
Miss Anna Matthews, in clear,
concise and convincing manner. dis
cussed the question, 'Do Women
Need the Ballot"
Mrs. w. II. Burnitt quite convinced
the mothers that she has in her
the making of II lawyer, In heI
paper on What Jurisdiction over
Her Children Does the Oklahoma
Constitution Give Women? And
What Are the Laws Concerning
Women" Her talk was not only
instructive. but brought out many
vital points.
Mrs. Geo. II. McKenney had II
store most pleasant surprise fo
the ladies. and presented them Will
a beautiful picture of the FRANKLIN
school, which was so much appre
ciated that vote of thanks wa
given her
At the business session il wa
found that some money must b.
raised TO cover some Indebtedness
aud decided to have benefit n
the Majestic on Saturday week.
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tho table
Caesar? Julc, Caesar Dear old
julio Know him iu high school
one of best frcns have. what1
sou have
"Nothnl just now. thank YOU
said Chester
BARTENDER bartcn'er." he haaro
n.s fat friend shouting as he hasten
od forth. bring me beer quick. arG
change hunud dollar bill SOS show
me / haven't got 'em"
Very rcprehcnsihlo," murmurei
Chester as ne reioincd his bride.
They continued on their Way -
the North River docks. and finally
drew up at 'hc entrance. \ huge
rcd-hcadcd foreman was leaning
against the front OF the pier buiid
inc.
Give me that box" said Chester
to the driver.
The driver handed dowo he box.
and Chester approached tho red
headed foreman.
AT one time" he observed. you
| did me the honor to present ne
with a silk hat Allow me to return
the compliment"
The Saints presarve u" shouted
the foreman, staring wildly.
You will find a hund-ci dollar
bin in the lining" added Chester
81 shouldn't wonder bit." said
the foreman.
Chester led Edith to the gang
plank of the Sauternc.
Take our luggage on board" he
said sharply to man who was
wheeling truck. The man glared
at him resentfully.
II amt no cabin boy" he said.
'ls there anything in it for me?'
"Sinkers and draw one" replied
Chester. sezing the handle of a
truck
Sure. you're the man that turned
the flip-flap." exclaimed the rorst-
about Look out or yen do II
again. And derned II that there
amt the very lady You turned 1t
to-"
1T is," said Chester. 1T was a
> most fortunate occurrence"
You've got funny idea OF luck"
replied the roustabout
He seized the luggage. took II
aboard and piled IT In cabin as
, he was directed When he came
ashore again he was gazing in a
, dazed fashion at n bill in his hand.
II think I'll retire" said the roust-
about.
Captain Mcudon." Chester was
, saying ut that moment on the after
. dock. allow me 10 present my wife.
This is Captain Meudon, my dear.
: to whom | am indebted for thirty-six
> hours sleep on the Sauterne and a
, most refreshing bath"
"rll present my bill later" said
the captain. genially. Il trust that
you had your choice OF cabins"
a IL did" replied Chester. smiling
, Eve arc crossing in cabin number
. nineteen which retained two
= months ago. Now | am rich"
4 (THE END