Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02
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T~lIREE days later the jam of the
drive reached the dam Mt Red

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drive reached the dam NJ l'ed-
ding. AFTER Tue rear had drop
ped down river from kedoihg
carroll ana orue returned 10 thelr uc-
serted lttIc box Oh mousse III MON
roNlh.
orde brcnthcd deep oil new satls-
factioh III Walking again the streets "t
thls niue sandy sawdust paved shah.
tyhcd town. with It's yellow mus nhd
It's wide blue river ana It's glimpse OF
the lake TAR III the oihng.
lianged III l Know WHAT'S struck
mt ne mused. Never experienced
any remarkable JOY before In getting
back 10 this sort OF truck.
Then. with warm glow ut the
heart. the realization was brought to
MIN. This was home ana over yonder
under the shadow OF the heaven point
ing splre SIP OF glrl was waiting
Tor MN.
The rest or the week Orde was all
gent up the river, experimenting III
general way the latter progress OF the
drire.
~ wv p''iiN 'N'isAuiu "hS ih
readiness 10 receive the jam. The
long swim arm slanting across the
river channel was attached to its
winch, which would operate 1t. When
shut II would close the main channel
aud shunt into the booms the logs float
Ing In the river. There, pcnned mt last
by the piles driven IN n row and held
tnf I,pts al l.. 80, ht. Ip1t..I ttt,tI.npg
they would liz quiet. Men armed with
pike poles would then take up the
work OF distribution according to the
brands stamped ON the ends. Each
brand had Its own separate sorting
pens" the lower end leading again
into the open river. From these each
owners property was RATED aud towed
to his private booms NJ his mill below
Orde spent the day before the jam
appeared Ia constructing what he call
cd n "boomerang."
"Secrct invention Just yet" he ex-
planned To Scwmark. I'm going TO
hold up tho drive In the main river
until we have things punched: then
I'm going TO throw big crew down
hero Ivy The swing, Heinzmnn antici.
pnles. of course. that I'll run the en-
tire drive into the booms and do all
my sorting there. Naturally II turn
his logs loose into the river ms fast ms
run across them hp will he able to
pick them MP one NJ a time. for he'll
only get them occasionally. II ! keep
them nrtil everything else Is sorted
IIntnatRan'sy I,,,. .,.tn la. al
as we have no right to hold logs we'll
have to turn them loose through the
lower sorting hOoms, where he can he
ready TO raft them. In that way he
gets them all right without paying us
cent See"
"Ycs, sec" said Newmark.
well" said Orde. with laugh,
here Is where fool him I'm going
to rush the drive into the boOms all ut
once, but I'm going to sort out Heinz
mans logs ut these openings near the
entrance and turn them into the main
channel"
Nmt good VIII that dog asked
NewmnrE skcp'lc"ily. lie gets them
sorted JUST the same, doesn't heF
'"' '"''"'S Jury S'iohs' prue
polnt'd OUT. ana the rivers almighty
Wide When you spring seven or eight
mi'lioh rect ON a man all Mt once and
un'Nnec',d ana ne win no crew to
hihule lhem' mes gong to Keep al
mighty BUSY. ana u he don't stop
'heh 'nlS sac MS mn hcll nave TO
rail ahd low them back ana IL he
oo'Sh STOP en- ms Sidc the lake he
hny'hs wen Mss them All soodby.'
Inc boomerang worked Ike a charm,
ord'' IN personal charge watched that
through the different Openings In his
boomerang the III logs were Shnnt-
ca mo tue river. shortly the channel
was tnll OF logs hoiting merrlly away.
i've got 10 20 down ana see how the
Dutchmnh Is making IT. announced
orde'
lie drove To lieinzman's mill. There
he found evidences of the widest cx-
clicineht. Boats piled In all directions.
A tug dnr,cd back ana forth. Con
slaht'y the number OF hontins logs