The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-03-10

troubles and worries. and come with us down TO
Kill some brant, II Is haltpast one o'clock and
look UP from my desk and NY fathers smil.
ing face as ho says: Come Buster II Ia time
to start" In n moment have put on my coat
and hat, and We are ON our way to the Wall street
entrance OF the subway, as happy as ever two
schoolboys starting ON holiday were. We meet
you on tho platform, and relieve you Of your
bag or gun as We board n Brooklyn train. We
change At Atlantic avenue TO the Long Island
train and soon are at jamaica where we change
once more 10 the local steam train and while
away the next hour IN swapping stories. The
train stops at Babylon. and we pile out on the
platform and Into the dilapdated hack that
takes us down to the dock. As II IL early In the
season and the days have not yet shortened
enough TO make II impossible for US to reach
our destination before dark. the Macy Is awaiting
us, anchored Just on the dock and we see our
good George coming on In the little skin to speed.
lily set US board.
As you board the skin you will not have TO ask
George, Are there any brds?" for he will say:
"Brant' Why, there's 100000 Of the cussos In
Cedar Island cove. Wen have some o. them crit
tiers, and don't you forget H." Captain Andrew
greets us with checry Good day. gentlemen"
reach his side. and you enter the cabin
20 ma upon the table pleasant welcome In the
shape Of generous drink for each Of us My
fathers hearty toast Glad to see you on board
SIR makes you feel at home at once.
We promptly lay aside our store clothes" and
don our ola shooting things as the men get the
anchor up and hoist the sail. and are soon in
the cockpit enjoying the fresh air Our progress
In slow and stately. due to the notllla behind us
but we have only about four miles to 60 Notice
now the third member Of our crew, a big, tall
falrhaired man with smile that never comes
on. This is Ansel, newcomer to the Macy in
comparison with tho skipper, for Ansel has been
with us only 20 years, lie il a very important
parsonage, for he is the engineer, chef mate gen.
eral utility man and fun.mAker for us ALL Harkl
There Is his voice now calling us TO dinner
You SIT down before a smoking leg OF lamb and
dishes Of vegetables, with an appetite to which
you have been stranger for a long time. and
eat and eat OF the good things before you untl
you are astonished AT yourself Topping on with
some Of the chefs famous pudding and helpIng
yourself TO good cigar from the box ON the
conterboard trunk, you are content take the
wheel TO let the men go below to eat their dinner.
and by the time they have finished We arrive nj
the place where We viii ost out the battery I'm tho
morning
A. ten o'clock We turn into our berths ready for
IN early call TO breakfast. At four O'Clock we arc
allied, and by the time we are dressed the break.
ast Is piping hot on the table. We hurry through
tlr meal TO let the men eat theirs, and while
ley are fixing out the battery an. stool, We
lIko a bit Of n nap
The skipper calls when he sees the mon
ave n stool nearly all out, and you and | nut
ca our sweaters and dark coat, take our guns
nd shells and get into the skin. to be rowed 10