Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01


section in the body Of the car 10 take
nap
4 little further along toward evcnin,
the great range which had been visihl,
for hours in the west began to dchn,
Itself IN peaks and high. bald shoulder
.ngs Of wind swept mcsas, and Bloun
was gInd to find some STRINGS oi
the Homecoming wanderers quickenct
pulse answering TO the uCarcr view OF
the mountains.
At the dining car dinner. which was
served while the high peaks of the
main range were still rejecting the
crimson and gold Of the sunset. Blount
missed his luncheon companion.
Now that he recalled it he rcmcm.
bcred that be had seen nothing Of the
| hawk faced man since the early after.
noon But the absence of companion.
ship was Il relief rather than a duprlvu.
! thu
Almost without knowing It he found
| himself Fastening through his dinner
so that he might return to the Pullman
window. When at length he had the
iungrd for sight Of q bunch of cuttle,
with the solitary night herd hanging
by one leg in the saddle to watch the
passing train, the call Of the west was
once more trumnctlug iu his ears.
At q small timber shipping station
we" """N the maintains whore the
.'HS We're aA"i down to the mills In
'r'ugh.Liho wutrr chute from the wood
~" ''''~u'' twenty 'Nil'S distant there
w. ' '''-g. >'"N '"'" usual ana
,rl.'... -.,' VA Ut" ''."'' l'0"'r"N.
,.in, w.. w.. ,.. I.''- l.. M'.'N 81. SONG
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r.,r ....,.,,,..l ,,..,,,. "''''' w
nv rris finn, Haunt ,,..,., 80, ,,.,,, ,.
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I'm a direction s,mo,,.I,,t no.f or nor,h
Inv tno Irnurt homo G,r,oi, Whom, rn
had ,nupt nj. rn.ry LarIord a.
nrrl's .,.r,,, ~. fI,.. ,.os,,,..',I ,r,,, I,,,.i
RAYS or r,.. ..f,irn. SIM, ,.,,,rl ~, nIa,.
iu,. r.uu .I.. iIftra .,,,i,r or I,t,,,,.l
fIar which '.ld r,rp sr,,r.,,-o. mint
for the home ranch. And lYlr,,,, Lc.
tween Painted Eat and tho circle E,r
ay the horse rnrraIs of ON. j,,l,Ionr
u hermit of the mountain. ana the
hoy Eyan's earliest srnunIr..s.rr iu tho
great nDu', of nature.
sine" E.uut could not go on hr
train. what was to prevent the taking
u ana iumrdlate and delightful plunge
into the land Of heart stirring rerol.
.ur'iOus?
Arranging with the Pullman con.
du"or To- have his hand baggage left
IN GHntry's Office at the ran,,9I Hromt
crossed quickly to livery stable Cd.
puSitr the station. burguincd for n sad.
die horse borrowed puncho and n
pair of lcggings and presently. with
the squeak Of the saddle leather maxi
ing sweet music in his ears. had bro.
ken violently. for the moment at least
with all Oh" civilized traditions
He would 20 to see Dchhlcby: droD
IN upon the Old ranchman without
warning md thus get his first taste Of
the homeland uumiycd with any OF
The disappointing changes which were
doubtless awaiting him Mt the real
journeys end.
Now, It CHANGED that the livery stu
I'll" was an adjunct to the single no.
tel IN IN" small sawmill town, and as
HI"Unt swung up into the saddle he
WAS q little surprised to see his com.
lAhion Of the Pullman smoking com
partment standing on the porch Of the |
I"tcI III earnest talk with three 9th |
"rs who from their appearance might |
have figured either as timber Jacks" |
or cowboys,
H.aUut was on the point of speaking !
when he rode past the porch on bis
way to the nmthwnrd trail pointed |
out by the iycryman, but n curious
feeling restrained him.
He was almost sure that the nros.
porous looking gentleman with tho
bird Of prey rycs WIS maxine hin, tho
sI,r,rt az Ii. ,.,,.,,,.,t I'm.
three mon of dopbtrrI occnnotran
Ouitc rptrr,II, mic ,,,,,r,,..ra,, No.,
,prd into q corrIo,In,,' ,,,I,,,, ~ ,s',,I,
,orly fran rho r,,,d -. "a NV
,ul,rood troor. n,,,I ao,,' , ~ '"'
- tho MAJ, ~, ,,,, .-', 'I''' an i','
" ~ b'''h h'ic NdlCI-