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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-19
GAG RULE" IS WRONG.
SAYS SPEAKER CLARK
Responds to Requests for
Transcript of Speech Re-
Gently Delivered Here.

Speaker Clark, in response to requests
for his full remarks in recent speech in
Washington discussing the presidential
gag rule" has caused them to be tran
scribed as follows:
1.-The gag rule to the effect that en-
ployes of the government shall not petit
ton Congress or any member of Congress
about their wants, or for redress of their
grievances first issued by President
Roosevelt and made stronger by Presi-
dent Taft, is undemocratic, unrepubllcan.
un-American and unconstitutional. The
art of typesetting has been described as
the art preservative of all arts, and the
right of petition might be as properly
described as the right preservattve of all
rights.
$50 far as 1 am individually concerned
/ have never paid the slightest attention
to this gag rule. l talk to all govern
ment employees who come to see me about
anything.
Have a Right to Talk.
Il tell them that they have right to
talk to me. / may not agree with them In
all their ideas about improving their con-
dition, but they have a right to be heard
and so long as l am Speaker the doors
of the Speakers room open inward as far
as they are concerned. Free speech is one
Of the fundamental principles OF the
American people.
Certain eminent personages would do
well to read up the story OF the life OF
John Quincy Adams. Once when James
G. Blaine was mad he said that the
Adamses began holding office when they
were weaned and held on unil they died
of old age This was almost literally true
of John Quincy Adams. He began hold
ing public office at the age of fourteen
and was In office when he died in ex-
IRENE old age in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. He was secretary OF lega-
ton, minister plenipotentiary to two or
three foreign countries, United States
SENATOR Secretary Of State and Presi-
dent of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-19
Arrest of Cornwell.
Funeral of Courtney Tomorro'

Funeral services for Courtney will be
conducted at the family home at 2:30
clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. +.
NJ. Thompson, pastor of Grace Metho-
dist Church. will officiate, and the In
terment will be at Glenwood cemetery.
The funeral will be private.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
BISPHAM RECITAL
To Be c ven az the Eiks' Club This
Evening Under Auspices Of
Wednesday Musical Club.

Mr. David Bispham will give a 70
cital az the E.lks' club this evening.
the program 20 consist Of songs. class
ical and modern. aud a recitation 20
music. lie Will be assisted b. Mr
Harry N. Gilbert pianist The re-
cital will b. given under the auspices
az the Wednesday Musical club and
the following Is the program.
ln di~sen heiigen HaiIen ,Zauner-
fipefet ......... ......W A Nnyarf
ErikocnIl s0oefbs, .....F ,srIuberf
fHiward fTercy-s RenuuevI LoeWe
Ahendstern rTrnnhaeu-rrI IT Wagner
guaud ero i'HEEI1 fFsfrfaff 90 Verdi
AiierseeleH Herman Won Gilmt -.....
..-- ..........- -..... Richard strauss
IN o. Hoamer 'son ana strsnr@ri ..-
ss.... p. Mrnue HH0IIu
Piano Solos
-freralr ...... ..... .tIriafan -indIrx
i.n Route .....I ... ienamin G1rnrl
Hairy 81 Gilbert
Tie sons - fhe -HIrf iTom WouII
fHrI0 -rrr Howard WedorI
a I4r-te sons 90 l. stey-n.oni
sad Me-nories Co. . wftsan,
......... ..... L4fI Jones fswr.rr
kIilekrarkie uiobt Eurnsl .........
-.....-.... ......... o. 90 WefzIer
Recitation 90 MIsIr
kIna Robert ~ sicily NLor Efeil0ut
rassr from -Taler ~ a waf.ife frn
sieIrear Grand Piano uacI from D.
IL f.Hafrar GO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
FUND SANCTIONED
BY The BANKERS
MILLION DOLLAR FUND IS GUAR.
ANTEEO BY BANKERS.
Q. Walker Peterson Gives Views on
the industrial Situation IN
This City.

Through a. Walker Peterson The
bankers 81 Wheeling yesterday sane.
TONED the million dollar guarantee
fund that the Wheeling Rusinees
Mems association inaugurafed n their
last regular meeting. which was held
a. The Oaks Speaking 10 an Intel.
lgencer reporter last evening Score.
tary SchWertforger stated that when
the FINAL plans are made and the guar.
aufee sanctioned SIX upu industries
VII b. located m fhis city.
The committee appointed hv tho
banker 20 inFesfiEafe The proposed
plans Of the business men visited
WNliamsporf. pa. uhere the system
has been .n vogue Tor me past three
years. and they reported that the
guar ntee fund system vas fhe means
% br.1Eing many rev lndustries 70
that city. The bankers Of Wheeling
state that uifh me guarantee fund
sancticred. the neE Industries seeking
locafiou7 Vil ros turn their ewes On
This city and 90 will b. the means 81
giving employment 20 several hundred
people that are ar present unem-
pioycd
Secretary Schvertferge~ is nov ne
Eotiatinr With the managers Of z
large number Of Industries ard states
that he o. confident that four neu rae.
tories eil BE- located here within he
next feW months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
VISIT SHOW
Large osisgst o. Whssiinai,ss VIII
Attend the PttsbYrs Land
Show To-osy.

Residents wiu to-day pay hlrh
tribute o. ~ Pittshurr land show for
the day has ben turned over Co. the
residents - this state. and is known
ar West virginia DAY" with this
state having more ruace at the show
than any other state with she 'er-
c'ption ~ one. the show has proven
one ~ fhe Frcatef advrrfIsernrnta
Vest virginia haa ever had
To local delegates unI cave Ter
thf smoke rl.y fhia morning 90 =. e.
over tha Psrrst itania and viii re-
turn af f9 90 this evening" Faurufrr
are those uho VII make the trip
President Robinson 40 fhe Board af
Trad. Dr g. a WlrFrrfer. 3 r. Car
rey. r M Bic. A. o Hubbard ge..
Hook. George J Mathis1r John %
RenrsTd. D. r sands "a vs. McLsre
~. o. Beans. o. 8 Sands. o. W.
hrcrFunier Clark Hamilton D. R
Iioveuer. J p Hanisr. Eohrrt Har-
left. george p House. e. - Hove.
David kraus. p. r. scrorrIns. % o.
smith. Ofto Screnk A. Wheat q
r OHM. ~ r. Nicou " 3 Han
bard. vs.. j. Luiz. O. p Iauisr. a..
O.. Bills ana ignatius Brennan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
WHEELING MISS TO
UNVEIL STATUTE
LITTLE SARAH GRAHAM. OF rHE
ISLAND. SELECTED TO UN.
VEIL MONUMENT.

Little Miss Sarah ->rahsm the
sister % Mas Martha v Graham. Of
the state sunday school Association.
has been honored BY being chosen g.
the one Who De- 20 unvell the monu-
menf erected ~ the memory Of the
late ". o. schafer former secretary
% The state association and founder
% Organized Sunday school work In
West Virginia.
The monument uas erec4ed in the
cemetery at Terra Alta. In which Mr
schaners remains na. being built
with money raised b. popular sub
scription among the stndar schooIs
of The entire state. The monument
is plain granite slab and has been
completed Tor some time but vas
never formally unveiled or dedicated
This uiil BE- done on November +. a..
corlinR fo fhe tentative prograr
which has ben completed ~ the
onice 90 the sunday school azao~-r
ton ln this city However. the date
may Dc changed to suIt the convent.
ence ~ certain speakers Which DO ta
desired to Include in the program
The following is the tentative nro-
gram FOR the occasion.
Hymn ard rraver ..... Pr r.o-sI r......-
rrrlrf4re rfadlrE Rev snrrr a r-..--
i-feslrerf % tHf STATE -lnfa. ernr.1r
Ass1rIaffnr
me heffllrm 70 tle Man..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Over q Hundred Mounted Aoremen
From Over tire River VIII
Be In Line
sPIKlNes rs THE OFFICIAL
DECORATOR FOR OCCASION
Many Are Wearing Blue Ribbon
win the lock ara Making
Pleasant Appearance.

rorsch Scattcrday. marshal 81 the
Ohio division ~ The Rex Industrial
Pageant OF Monday evening October
80. announces that already over 100
men have been secured ON the Ohio
side 20 ride horseback In his division
Besides this hiE representation he
also announces that a score OF rirs
and carriages from over the river
viii also be On line Mr. Scatfcrday b.
enthusiastic over the showing the
Ohioans are going fo make. and SAYS
~hc West NirEinians will have 10
travel a merry pace Co make a. good
= showing Those who will enter
from Rcliaire should notify Emmett
Pickett. those from Martins Ferrv
notify John krim and nridEoport
people should notify VIII NrCor
naughey
Concession Rules
y ". s Nen. chairman % The con
ccesion committee. has announced
the following set OF rules. that viii
govern the use - Fun provoking nov.
elites during the biz celebration.
Concessions viii b. confined 10 res
dents OF the Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
CORONATION
ON MONDAY
Finsi 81 Voting Contest % o. r.ic
IN loeey ~ tre melYre -e,el
or Tnursosy
CONTEST rs EslivENEo
AND MORE, ENTER RACE
Plans Maze oy tire King ara Queer
Contest Committee for the
eis Doinss

MAYBE you think there isn't bunch
OF interest IN that contest for king
and Queen % the Hallo~s'en celebra.
ton II you do you're in wrong. for
It's tn topic o. the times
Definite arrangements have been
made by the committee IN charge.
: The contest viii be closed az mid.
night % Thursday. October IS
On Thursday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
all ballot boxes In the outlying die
tricts Will be collected and the votes
for each candidate counted From
that time on only one ballot box will
be out. Thts box will be stationed az
the Mcclure hotel
Thursday evening voting will BE- on
in earnest In the lobby OF the Mcclure
\ band vii be stationed in the
hostlry and render God save the
King and other suitsbl. selections.
Three Judges will be in charge OF
the contest al the McLure. while a
timekeeper and marker will also be-
on he job. A. certain hour the
votes will BE- counted and the stand
ing OF the contestants will he an.
nounced and Chalked up. When the
hands OF the clock point 10 fifteen
minutes OF the hour OF midnight the
voting will be secret The envelopes
will be passed 20 the judges stand.
the announceDcnt will be made wAo
the envelope y for. but not naming
the number OF votes II contains.
When the hour IL twelve is chlmed
the voting will stop and the judges
viii commence the work of toialling
the amount received by each contest
ant This Is the outline OF the .ast
days voting a. prepared by the com
mittec IN charge n Is considered
just as fair manner TO conduct the
contest as could be determined upon
and should satisfy all
Prepare for Coronation.
Preparations for the grand corona
ton exercises that are TO be held at
the city building al p m. Monday
are now being made by the committee
Mis- majesty and the lady fair will be
crowned amid the applause OF the i'm
mense throng OF subjects present
Handisn Above Marx.
J. y. Handian Jumped into the Sc
lect circle yesterday. lie now has
count Of 2.5O3. just notes more
than is necessary to keep him in the
running.
Schenk's supporters came in with
few votes again yesterday hut the
leaders seem TO be holding back now
TO see the antics OF the black
horses" The next standing will be
announced in the Sunday papers.
when all candidates under the $500
mark will be dropped from the list.
The standing % the contestants
this morning follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

asking for orders for decorations
These men have not been authorized
20 do this work. and a. the Rusf.ess
Mems Association has arranged with
Mr spikings 20 attend 10 al decora-
lions. he should BE- consulted
Ribbons Win Locks
Tho Wearers 81 the locks have a
big idea and one that d. working out
To perfection The city colors arc
Eold and blue. and ~ IL the intention
OF those wearing tho locks 10 also
wear blue ribbon This will give
she right Greet. and while DISPLAYING
ne city coiors. all also give each
ana every person the feeling that
thcy have contributed towards do
traying The expenses OF the ceiebrr
ton
Perrants FOR Children.
Thousands of gold ana esnpbt-o
b.ue pennants have been ordered b,
the Business Mems Associafior
7 hese pennants will b. carried b,
the children. and viil mako a b.su,t
iui display Ia the grand civic parsd.
Confetti Concession.
That an enormous amount ~ oo-
fetti Wili be- sold BE- assured ube, a..
sood people o. Wheeling remember
that The concession has been grs,s..t
70 the Home ~ the Good sbepbe-s
NE money certainly goes Tor = rb,-
liaoie purpose. and the public should
respond heartily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
ELKS TO GIVE '''''
A BARN DANCE
NOVEMBER THIRD, IN KEEPING
WITH hAIlOWE'EN.
Decorations WIN Be Very Elaborate
and Excellent Musical Program
VIII Be Rendered


Elaborate plans are being made by
Whe@ing Lodge No. IS. Il. =. o. Elks,
Tor barn dane. 20 be held In tho
spacious auditorium OF the club house
on Fifteenth street on Friday svenlng,
November Sd. The AFFAIR viii be
fully in keeping with Halloween and
the decorations will far exceed all
previous efforts in artistic arrange
ment and realistic effects.
The arrangements are In charge OF
the following committee. JOhn Klsri,
Chairman. Dave Mckee. Charles Aul.
Anton Jefferson. Carl Lang. Peter
Erb. Jr.. Walter bloomfield and Mark
klabanoW Meister's full orchestra
will furnish music from the stage.
which will take on an appearance rep
resenting the cory corner OF a pros
Porous farrnsr's barn. with its wealth
u winter stores.
All members will be requested 10
attire In real Rube costumes. High
heel boots and oyeralls will be per
m.ssable. a. well a. straw hats and
red bandannas around the neckE.
Lsundered articles will be entirely
out Of the question The last shave
permitted will b. on October 18th.
hair cuts ditto Ssn baths are also
advised frequently before the be-
Wsfching night
u IL uifeflS stated that Prof Meis-
ter has something rich. on bis dance
program. and while the COMMITTEES
does not desire 10 suggest. IL l. hint
cd that the program will include some
thing like the follow
When the Punk H. on the FrOaung
and the Shodders ln the FrOck."
La HOrner's Flsherpipe.
The Reel Virginia
FThc Musky Mon"
"OlEa neither f.eimerstcin
The Blue Bellies % ireland"
The Caledonian Cakewalk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
NATURE AFFORDS PROTECTION
AGAINST COLDS AND PNEUMoNtA

Cold. damp rooms are made cory
and comfortable a. once Sfrnplv
strike match end turn the kew. We
DO The rest Make application now
for NATURAL GAS service. our or
dtuauce prohibits the opening Of
streets durinc the winter months II
you ar" contemplating the use -
NATI RAJ GAS. drop NJ a card or
phone 1ur representative viii call
The Wheeling Natueai Cas- Co.
bpth PHONES 80" 1fia Chaplin -
otEhl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Ohio viii Be We'll
Represented In Parade

license viii be- granted to each
vendor for sale ~ souvenirs. note.-
ties. horns. popcorn an1 peanuts FOR
the sum 81 s.
Confetti concession granted 20 tho
Home OF the Good shepherd. exciu.
sively
Doll racks. ceue racts. sandwich
and soft drink -fHrf. md like enter.
prises. each stand. $50. -
No concession. De sold ON
credit. and no stand or vendor shall
sell or offer 10 sell without an az.
hcial license tag prominently de.
played
Rules prohibit the use % tickiors.
siappcrs. knockers and ike de-
vices
Gathering Of confetti from streets
D. punishable
No rice powder. -four or other sub.
stance viii BE- allowed
should license be granted for the
sale 81 any article that later proves
nuisance. sale wi1 b. stopped with
out refund
only round. clean. rguine confetti
one color % haE allowed 80
throwing ~ mixed coiors allowed
~ order of
Confessions COMMITTEE or
WHEELING USrNEss MEMS
ASSOCIATION
AZ % Decorations
AT merchants are notified that
frank springs. manager % the chi
cago Arutcial Flower Company. is
the authorized decorator for the ce'e.
braiion Several decorators have
been visiting the business men ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

Tho -Four Arilrta CGmpaur
"iur a. computation OF TIE n EhFsf
" spare permitted many onfnftrIt-.ir
press comments might be quoted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
COUNTY COURT
Deeds Reeorses

Deed dated July io. Greenwood Gem.
etery 70 Walter Turner. lot IA GENE.
tery consideration. $3.50.
Deed dated August ea tsfe g.
A. Garv.a 90 u ST. Garv.n frscf -
land In Union district. Warshau -,
~ l't-'f acres; consideration. So.
Deed dated september m. Loveiand
IN pfo'emeni company. 70 The Foun.
dalton company. two iSs In Loveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
FRIDAY. JAN 20 1912
! -r--u 81 ~. 49,

MesraEe From Mars"
Ar. Sev ems Sci staff rfiti. Tor tie uef-
path-- fytFu Lyreum Hurrau. re- b.
m"h"l"sist which is 90 saF. no. b. an in-
lfiAial hfuFt presentinE many sharag-
tors in one continuous story
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

TO- Edward Afui urnf flff The pur-
pofFful orator AMI aIrfhor. rau.tfre.
uurr - furs'r and entertainment ln ~
great lectures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

Edgar EbeiiuE 90. and Alma Rseb
man. 81. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
AIDA QUARTET
AT Y. M. G.. A.
PLAcARos BEARING A ceoueEn
PICTURE OF oUARrETTE
ARE RECEIVED.
interesting and Instructive Course ls
scheduled for Lecture and En-.
tertslnment Course.

large number OF the folders con.
tanning a complete program and des.
cription OF the participants in the
nrst OF the series OF lecture and en-.
tertainment course 10 be given nj the
Young Mems Christian Association
this winter. has been received al m,
onice or the association and Will be
distributed
The folder bears a large picture OF
the quartette ana a description as fol.
lows; The Aida quartette is com.
posed OF Miss Edna White. the only
SOLO trumpeter OF her sex I'm The
world. Miss NormS sauter. violinist.
Miss Cora Sauter.' cellist. and Miss
Ruth Wolfe. pianist" The quartetfe
VIII be heard Friday evening Novem.
Der 3. and will be- the first OF the fol.
lowing program.
Ihl kSbAY. NOV q. 1911
J. ENcrist. Catheli. Lecture -Tl.,trt
Webster
Protestant Episcopal CLERGYMAN uabtt
> leonard Levy. ~ Ilttsburr com r-erf.
on ~ 'hathell a. one 81 tre rrcstesf
sp"HNefs DE has ever Had the Pleasure 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

TIE Ilaie Chorus
y n'NNlr male guarfcffe ~ rrf.reB
slhEeT- An entertainment called .-rf.
EI4r or TIE Negro ln the pleasing f1rfu
81 song and caufilatfon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
''MERODE"
WOmen'S and Children's
UNDERWEAR

We feature it here because we have proof of its
sterling qualities through past seasons service
It's made TO fit; in weights you want; it is hard-fn-
iShed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-18

stoop. His voice was firm. Il merely
want TO say that IL you fool that girl
I'll kill your
Ross stared at him, quite convinced
that he had gone entirely mad. That's
mighty chivalrous Of you, Mr.. Sheep
Herder," he replied cuttingly, but I'm
at loss to understand this sudden In.
dignation on your part"
"You needn't be. Pm her fatherw
Cavanagh fairly reeled before this
retort. His head rang as IL he had
been struck with n club. He per-
ceived the truth of the mans words
instantly He gasped, Good God,
man, are you Ed WetherfordT"
The answer was quick, That's who
1 ann Then his voice changed. But
l don't want the women to know Pm
alive didnt intend to let anybody
know it. All the same, / mean it. II
you or any man tries to abuse her I'll
kill him! I've loaded her up with
trouble, as you say, but I'm going to
do what can to protect her now that
I'm In the county again"
Ross, confused by this new compli-
cation In the life OF the girl he was be-
ginning 10 love, stared at his compan-
ion in dismay. Was 1t not enough that
Virginia's mother should be slattern
and terlnagant? At last he spoke,
"Where have you been all these
years."
"In the Texas pen served nine
years there"
"Whnt for?'
shooting a man. 1t was a case OF
self defense, but his family had more
| money aud influence than ! did, so !
went down the road. As soon as | got
out | started north Just the way n
| dog will point toward home. | didn't
| intend TO come here, but some way !
couldn't keep away | SHE'D around
| the outskirts OF the Fork, picking up
odd jobs Of sheep herdlng Just to have
time to turn things over, know
what you're thinking about-you'ro
saying to yourself, Well, here's nice
| father-in-lawr Well, now, | don't
know anything about your people. but
the Wetherfords are as good as any
| body. II hadn't come out into this
cursed country, where even women 20
shooting wild, | would have been Ia
congress; but, being hot headed.
| must mix In. I'm not eXcusing my
self, you understand, I'm not desir
able addition TO any mans collection
Of friends, but | can promise you this
no one but yourself shall ever know
| who am. At the same time, you can't
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-18
~ Of Cache, state Of Utah.

X. +. Allen, plaintiff VS.. James Mil
Ter and Elizabeth S. Miller, defendants
To be sold at Sheriff's sale on the
2lst day of February, 1911, at tho
front door OF the county court house
at one o'clock p. m, 1911 in Logan
Cache county, Utah.
The following described tract OF
land and improvements thereon: BE.
ginning at a point one (1) rod north
and two (2) rods east OF the $. w. cor.
ner of the North West quarter %
OF Section eighteen 1S) township ten
10) north OF range east, Salt
Lake Meridian, thence running east
twenty eight esq rods; thence north
twenty two 1927 rods; thence
west eighteen and one half QSi6)
rods; thence north seventeen az
rods thence west nine and one halt
(9is) rods; thence south thirty nine
(39) rods more or less to the place OF
beginning and containing four and
1371s-l60 acres more or less and stu
ated in Mt Sterling precinct. county
of Cache, state of Utah.
N. w. CROOKSTON,
Sheriff Cache County, Utah
Jan. 9th, 1911. f21
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peared at the door of the tent his face
was almost happy. XIII sheep.
There isn't thing but heel OF ba-
con and little -four in the place"
Twenty miles of most difficult trail
lay between Cavanagh's cabin and
this spot To carry the sick man on
his horse would not only be painful t.
the sufferer. but dangerous TO the res.
cuer, for II the Basque were really III
Of smallpox contaglon would surely
follow, On the other hand. to leave
him to die here unaided seemed lnLu-
man, impossible
There is only one thing to do" he
called to Wctherford. land that Is for
me to ride back to the station and
bring up some extra bedding and my
own tent and SO camp down beside
you"
IAN right, but remember I've cstab.
lished quarantine. I'll crack your
head IL you break over the line an
inch"
There was no longer any feeling Of
reaching up or reaching down between
the two mcn-thcy were equals. Weth-
erford, altogether admirable. seemed
to have regaincd his manhood ms he
stood In the door OF the tent confront
ing the ranger. This Basque amt
much OF n find; but, as you say. he's
human, and we can't let him lie here
and die. I'll stay with him TIL you
can find doctor or till he dies"
IL take Off my hat to you" respond.
ed Cavanagh. you are man."
Once back ut his cabin after leaving
Wetherford Cavanagh set himself to
cooking some food to take back with
him to the peak. lie brought in his
pack horse aud burdened him with
camp outfit and utensils and extra
clothing. He filled his pockets with
such medicines as he possessed, and
80 at last, just as night was falling, he
started back over his difficult trail.
To Be Continued.