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Real Estate Transfers.

j. H Murfitt and wife 10 c, l..
Miller, lot II, block ?, Hill Park
William w Ross to kimball &
Richards. lots 21 % and %. block
l, Burton place ...-.-...-:,..... II
Kimball & Richards to Kimball q
Richards Security company, lots
81. 3S. etc, block 3. Oakland
Westminster Investment company
to Isabella Cushing, lots is and
10. Westminster Heights ,....... G6I
James M Nelson and wife TO John
Veruelen and wife. part OF sec
ton /, township south. range 1
west --.-..'.- ''.'s O'oo'
Harry Brain and wife to Emma
Hanson. part of section 4: town.
ship south. range l east 49,. 1906
L. a. Murfit and wife TO c. l..
Miller. lot II, block 2. Hi Park, II
Edward Swan ct al. to Franz e.
Johnson. lots % and 2e, block 2.
Paradise addition .-.,-.....,ss... IL
The Progress company 10 Charles
a Beaver. part OF section Z,
township south. range l east. l.T9C
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Births.

Christian Edwin Thorson. Sos Sixth
avenue, girl.
ple street, boy.
Joseph Y Hornsby. 97s South First
West street, boy.
Samuel ~ Cottrell, Judge Mercy hos
j. 3 Thornson, AZ West Sixth South
street, girl.
James o'Brien, 1925 West Fifth South
street. girl.
Peter Rasmussen. $50 Arapahoe street,
". f. Applegate. $40 South Second
West street, boy.
Harold Van Cott. sol East Ninth South
Alfred j. Clarkson, 1892 Eas. Tenth
South street girl.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING O.
STOCKHOLDERS

OF Nevada Douglas Copper Company.
To tho Stockholders OF Nevada Douglas
Copper Company:
You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the No
vada- Douglas Copper Company which
day in May. 1911. will be held at the Of
fees of the Company. 40S409 Newhouse
Building. Salt Lake City, Utah, ON the
18th day OF May, A. D. 1911, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon for the following
purposes:
J. To ratify and approve all acts of
the Board of Directors since the last
annual meeting OF stockholders of the
Company. as such acts are set forth In
the minutes of the meetings OF said
2, TO receive and act upon such re-.
ports of the Board Of Directors. Officers
and Committees as may be submitted at
such meeting.
8. To elect Board Of Directors of the
Company for the ensuing corporate year
A. To transact any other business
which might properly be transacted at u
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Company. and which may
come before said meeting.
The Stock and Transfer Books of the
Company will be closed from May G..
1911. at D, m. until 10 q. m. of the day
following the date Of this annual meet
ing OF the final adjournment thereof.
BY order OF the President.
=. M. oREM
Dated April 7. 1911. DISCS
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DIED


HUBLER-Elcy Maud Huber. wife or
Charles Huber died at Long Beach,
Cal, May =, of diabetes. aged 30 years.
Mrs. Huber was the daughter of Brig.
ham and Hannah Dunbar Hampton of
this city. The remains arrived here yes
tcrday afternoon and are at the mortuary
chapel OF s NJ. Taylor & Co. pending fu-
neral ARRANGEMENTS.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Deaths.

Anna r. n. Girlsch. aged is years.
cupLure, 66l South Eighth West street
Nav {.
oeritonIlis, Judge Mercy hospital, May s.
Mitchell Olswang, aged 33 years. tuber-
,ulosis 255 Iowa avenue, May s.
Infant daughter of Thomas j: Snarr
aged 5 days. hemorrhage. 9SS Washing
Lon avenue. Nav s.
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LIVERY STABLES
LANDSCAPE GARDENING

w. e. BIvENs, GO WEST frH SOUTH
landscape gardener: fertilizer and dirt
for sale; cement work. painting. carpen-
ter work and lawn work OF all kinds: all
work guaranteed. Ind. 1871 from s to
8: Bell phone 2166. dsl19
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To Protect Water Supply

In order that the Murray water sup
ply recently installed by the city at a
cost of $4,000, may be kept as pure as
possible this summer the Murray city
council MI endeavor to have the city :
interests protected as risidly as possible
by employing n man al the intake at all
times. With the extension OF the water
mains OF the city next month IL is ex-
pected that the Murray water distribut-
ing system will easily cover an area Of
five miles.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

DILLINGHAM-Thc funeral service for
Isabel Dillingham;. aged - years. who
died al Bingham Canyon May ., will be
held today. May 10. 1911. at II o'clock
Hall. 164 South West Temple street. In
Icrmcnt, Mt. Olivet.
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MEN WANTED-LEARN TO OPERATE
moving pocture machines, great oPpor,
operators are I'm demand we give
pra ctical Instructions and actual expert
encc Also help you TO secure posltlonS'
Intermountain Dramatic Agency. 20I Nc .
Intyrc bldg. cooo
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RANKS AND BANKM
MrRcaANrs BANK

MERCHANTS BANK
of Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange, "srSS va sazi1
interest paid on time anu e1-
posits: your account, large - - b
receive careful attention;
president; John j. Daily: vice
II. Peabody. vice PRESIDENT ~
man: cashier.
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO.. 69 EAST BIRD
South. exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
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HOUSEKEEPING; poo>,-
~ furnished; steam Sss. I'll
able. aDie. $50 South West Tes. Ta. renI
1888. lemple. 8
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NictlsY FGRN. SUITE -
HeePihs rooms. modern. ~ u.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

WE DRY CLEAN AND PRESS AND
deliver ladies' and gents clothing rea-
sonable. City Cleaning & Pressing Co,
81 w. srd So. Ind. 1853; Bell 1855.
d275T
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PASTURE
MOTORCYCLES

the machine for service. Sec the Har-
Icy 9eIore buying, at 22S z. End South. w.
~ Spnes- d5lS0l
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED MISCEDIAN bVUO
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed; will pay you firstclass prices. II:
6. Fisher & Co., l65 So. w, Temple. Bel
GIL Ind. 964 eos
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WANTED
waNTED-MALE HELP

"A MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
ANYTHING OF value. Uncle sam, 80 East
list South wv
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FOR RENT
+,

NICELY FURSIsuEn n,,c,7--1
bl9cH 5oH'ts So,,yh Wlth gas, Cgs RIoS,,EsS RiIooSSsES
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Two million dollars guarantees tho
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. Ss Up
Main. We own our records.
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FURS AND TAXIDERMrsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
plete stock OF manufactured goods; nav
highest price for raw furs md game
heads. R Stencil Fur Co.. 81 L. 3rd So
a3lS2
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NJ ]. DTxON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskilled laborers iurnishsG'
30 East lst South, corner Commerclhi
Bell phone 1888. Ind. 92S, P'"
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LET US DEVELOP YOUR ABILITY BY
Systematic training. Call and see us
Maylnn Detective Service, 2OS-2Oo Mcln-
tyre building. Phones 637. dSill
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MEDICAL


WE CURE WHEN OTHERS FAIL.
+, quickly and cheaply: Cooks Medical
lnst'. znQs aaaln street. d4Q47
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CHEMISTS AND ASSA !.

~ BIRD cowANa Na.jI &C. SSno,
1so South w. Temple M
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

>~-~>~~~~~>~---~~@~~-~-
EBER w. HALL UNDERTAKE. AND
embalmer, 164 9. West Temple Phones
1919 ds
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RE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME
chantc and chauffeur; earn S25 TO soo
n week. We give practical lnstructions
Salt Lake Automobile School, ATS South
Siaio ct snjt Lake CITY, xT02
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing. trunks. valises: best prices paid
IS Commercial ST. Reply BY postal card;
3T71 Bell Ia
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Children Cry
FOR ELETCHER'S
g q 8 Q r IA

Dance, Wandamere. Friday. 18th.
$1,000 THE BOUND TRIP.
Low Excursion Rates to California Via
the Salt Lake Route.
Tickets on sale May 12, l3 and IA.
See agent. 100 South Main street, for
information, rates and reservations.
Dance, Wandamere. Friday, 18th.
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcTos.
Office of the Board of Public Works

Office OF the Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 10. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this. office until 1880 O'Clock p. m. May
o, 1911, for the work for constructing
curb and gutter and pavement In Paving
Extension No. So. Third East. South
Temple TO Third South. according to
plans on file in the city engineers Of
lice.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans. proflles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
board OF public works or the city engi-
neer.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids,
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
H. G. MCMILLAN,
Chairman.
The time for receiving bids for the
work described in the above notice to
contractors is hereby extended to Friday
May 10 1911 al 1880 o'clock D. M
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
By II. G. MCMILLAN. Chairman
d10Q0
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gTROCK.S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel! restaurant and household help
Headquarters FOR laborers.
81 West md South. Phones 4bi Gu"
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. we
get YOU a position free OF charge lele-
phones-Ind 1856. Bell 5S22 'So0
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WE FURNISH YOU ALL KINDS OF
Savonian and Austrian help. Slavonian
Emp. Agency. 1.l So. 3rd West. upstairs:
Ind 56S. Bell 1854. clao'
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OF $500 AND UP; LOW
rate OF interest Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co.. 351 South Main ST. Phones ~
d129
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500 MEN AND BOYS TO Battle IN
big open-air pool at Becks Hot Springs.
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M e. COLEMAN EMBALMER AND
undertaken. 83s East 2nd South. Bell
phone $500 Ind 1893 1888
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LUNCH STAND


LUNCH STAND OPEN AT LIBERTY
park: all kinds of sandwiches. e94S
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

~--~~~~~o~~~~--~~~~-~-~~~~~
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
mcnt First Congregational church, We
get You a position free OF charge. Tele-
phone Ind. 3666, Bell 5S22, t2II3
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FOR AWNINGS RING UP RIPE BROS,
Bell 1888. ino- 20 d3692
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
wants office manager with some money,
Must have Al reference. Si. Tribune:
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MONEY TO LOAN

UNCLE SAM LOANS MONEY ON
anything of value; cut rates. sc East
lst South. c2s2
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YOUNG MAN FOR RETAIL BUSINESS:
best references from last employer re-
quired, Apply X-49. Tribune. d3672
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TENTS IND AWNINGS

SMITH e. ADAMS, MICS. AWNINGS.
tents and porch curtains. and all kinds
of canvas goods. 22o Edison ST. Bell
1854, Ind. 1894. c3562
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COMPETENT LUNCH COUNTER HELP
always wanted II. r. work. Apply in
person manager Q. S. l.. cafe. Union de-
pot. dlOjI
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WANTED-RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Average s1100 Preparation free for
coming to Salt Lake City for cXamina-
tions Franklin Institute. Dept. 34l-E
Rochester, \. 7. d256O
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HAIR DRESSING


MRS. NJ. HOWELLS IS NOW LOCATED
at her old location, 80 South Main,
room 5. and is ready to commence busi-
ness. hairdressing, manicuring, etc. e564
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; demand Tor
our work; reliable firm. 1l2 md Enst.
b90T
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SECOND HAND STORES

fIcEEsT PRICEs PA1D ToH HoITSE
hold goods. Buckeye Fur. Co, 1f2 w.
So. Temple. Bell Main 1929; Ind. 1882.
bits
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LOST AND FOUND

~-~~~-~-~O-~~~~O~~~N~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~->~>-~-~~o~~-~~~
FOLDING POCKET KODAK IN DE-
partment store Saturday night. Return
33 East 6th So. Liberal reward no ques-
tions asked. e996
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BROOM, PANTRY. CLorur5 =
water in Kitchen. bath: closs !.
End West. No children. y
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NICELY FURNISHFD ,,e,-
South. '"nze' r.
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WANTED GOOD CLEANER AID
dyer; only efficient man need apply;
good wages. Elite Cleaning company;
Ogden, Utah. d2@zo
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TWO NICELY FITRy1SrJr,
y Keeping rooms, pantry, ws,,
noor. liz X 81. "a'eI
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AN'rED-sCHOOT. BOYS AFTER
school and evenings. Amply a Postal
Telegraph Cable Co. 345 So. Main street
Muet have wheel; good wages. d2'"a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-09
Our r! TOWN
.sss @. AND, . s. "a. .sa.
THE: ! E; map I :
tFfoma Town ! 1Developmrne;nnt).

I %. = ~ H 80 H >. * 80
tFroma Town Development).
Where Is our, town on the map7
All. yes,pthere It, Is, right at the
point Of my pencil--see7 III nj hrP-
Wonder who else sees. % .''f
Z Who knows our town Is on the map7
Who cares-other than our home
folks? 3gf9s,5
What does our town mean, indus.
triaIly, to Amerlca?-
Anything7
What Is Its rank In the American
town development game?
What's the scorer
Are we really In the gamer
Boys, It is almighty important, the
position our town takes In this race
for municipal supremacy.
And the old town cannot fight her
battles without you and me to boost.
We can boost, at least, II we do not
build. F5
No town is better than her, men.
No town ever went ahead without
men to push her ahead. fhIs
A lazy farmer allows his crops to
run to weeds. * F.ist,
A lazy townsman allows his town to
run to weeds-ilterally and figura!
lively.
Weeds and crops do not thrive we'll
together. Weeds and town develop
ment do not know each other.
Let's cut down the weeds.
Let's cultivate our ground.
There Is a reason for our town
being on the map, or It would not DO
there.
Let US study our town a little.
Find out why we are on the map;
why you and and our neighbors set. ,
tied In this spot instead Of some other.
In making this inquiry we probably
will discover reasons why other per-
sons, other business men would like
to. live and do busines In our town.
We will dicover our advantages.
After we know our town, let's tell
others; let's pass the information
around; send It abroad.
Let's work for our town.
Our private business Is Important;
and must not be neglected, but. our
general business interests are lnsep-
arabIy associated with the welfare OF
the town. ~ @
II tn town pr6spers, we will have
a better chance to prosper.
II we are, making good now, what
coud we do In far more favorable cir
cumstances? 9. &
What are you and what am willing
to do to make our town more prom.
ilnent on the map?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-30
THE FARMER: OCTOBER 30, 1911

Solomons. 1 love you for that too. I love you for all of you, just as you are"
 She made moue of distaste and raised a hand prOtestingly.
 Don't" he said. You have no right to recoil from the mention of my love for you. Remember. this is man talk. From the point of view of the talk, you are man. The woman in you is only incidental. accidental and irrelevant. You've got to listen to the bald statement of fact, strange though it is, that 1 love you. You are better off and safer on Berande. in spite of the fact that l love you. than any where else in the Solomons. But I want you, as a final item of man talk. to remember from time to time that love you and thatSit will be the dear est day of my life when you consent to marry me. 1 want you to think of it sometimes. And now we won't talk about it any more. As between men, there's my hand"
 He held out his hand. She hesitated, then gripped it heartily and smiled through her tears.
 "I wish"- she faltered, "I wish, in- stead of that black Mary. you'd given me somebody to swear for me- .
 And with this enigmatic utterance she turned away.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-30
HURT ON WAY TO CHURCH.
Young Woman Fatally Injured When
 Auto Is Ditched.

Stamford, Oct. 30.-Jennie Bearn is in local hospital with a fractured skull and in a serious condition and two other servants and a chauffeur, in the employ, of G. A. Stafford, are being cared for at the Stafford home as the result of an automobile acci- dent yesterday morning. The party was being taken. to church and had left the house only a few minutes be- fore time for church to begin.' The chauffeur speeded up the machine and in descending hill he turned to one side tc allow team to pass.
 In passing the team the machine ran over a stone, Jarring the steer ing wheel from the, chauffeurs hands which allowed it to run into the ditch beside the road. Miss Bearn, who was on the back seat, was thrown in- to the forward part of the car, land ing on her head. The other occu- pants were thrown into the ditch, but escaped with slight bruises and a shaking up. The machine was wrecked,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-30
LIQUOR DEALERS WILL TAKE FORMAL ACTION
 ON CLOSING SALOONS

New Haven, Oct 30.-Although no formal meeting of the Liquor Dealers association was held yesterday many of its members met informally and discussed the matter of closing the saloons on November IA, the day of the special election to vote on the proposed bond issues. It was the common opinion of the members that all saloons had better close that day in order to avoid the expense of liti- gation necessary to defend their stand were the question brought to issue by the temperance people. A meeting of the association will be held on Thursday afternoon at o'clock to take formal action upon the mat ter. Legal advice will be presented at this time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-30

dlu S.-b
 Me finish along you, close up. you die altogether Gogoomy. with wrath distorted face. threatened the boss boy.
 Please. no whipping" Joan said in a low voice. ''It whipping is neces- sary, senI them to Tulagi and let the government do it. Give them their choice between a fine or an official whipping
 Sheldon nodded and stood up, facing the blacks.
 "Manonmie!' he called
 Manonmie stood forth and waited
 You felIa boy bad feIIa too much,' Sheldon charged You steal m plenty. Me cross along you too much. S'pose. you like m, me take m one fella pound along you in big book. S'pose you no like m me take m one fella pound. then me send you feIla along Tulagi catch m one strong fella government whipping. Plenty New Georgia boys, plenty Ysabel boys stop along jail along Tulagi Them felIa no like Malaita boys little bit.. My word. they give m you strong fella whipping. What you say?'
 You take m one feIia pound along me-" was the answer
 And Manonmie. patently relieved. stepped back. while Sheldon entered the fine in the plantation labor jour- nal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-30

Eh.
 that the boxes yielded nothing excited Sheldon'S suspicious. and he gave or ders to dig up the earthen floor. Wrapped in mating, well oiled. free from rust. and brand new, two Win chesters were first unearthed. Shell don did not recognize them. They had not come from Berande; neither had the forty fasks of powder found under the corner post of the house; and. while he could not be sure. he could remember no loss of eight boxes of detonators. The absence of any car tridges made Sheldon persist in the digging up of the floor. and a fifty pound four tin was his reward. With glowering eyes Gogoomy looked on while Sheldon took from the tin a hundred rounds each for the two Win chesters and fully as many rounds more of nondescript cartridges of all sorts and makes and calibres.
 The contraband and stolen property was piled in assorted heaps on the back yeranda- of the bungalow. A few paces from the bottom of the steps were grouped the forty odQ cul- prits, while behind them, in solid array, the several hundred blacks of the plan- tation. At the head of the steps Joan and Sheldon were seated.
 Look at it," Sheldon said to Joan. We've been sleeping over a volcano. They ought to be whipped"-
 No whip me" Gogoomy cried out from below. Father belong me big fella chief. Me whip, too much trouble along you. close up, my word"
 What name you fella GOgoomy! Sheldon shouted. II knock seven bells out of you. Here, you Kwaque. put m irons along that fella Gogoomy."
 Kwaque, a strapping gang boss. plucked Gogoomy from out of his fol lowing, and helped by the other gang bosses twisted his arms behind him