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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

of the
whispering
Pines

the now rapidly advancing storm
came whirling I'm. biting my cheeks
and stlnging my forehead
Once inside ! stopped short. possibly
10 listen again, possibly 90 assure my
self rs 90 what ! had best do next.
The silence was profound. Not a
sound disturbed the great, empty build
ing My own football ~ ! stirred
seemed 10 wake extraordinary echoes.
! had moved but few steps. yet 20
my heightened senses the noise seemed
loud enough 20 wake the dead In
sinctively I stopped and stood stock
still. There was no answering cessa-
ton Of movement-darkness silence
everywhere. Yet not quite absolute
darkness. As my eyes grew accustOm.
ed 10 the place found n possible 10
discern the outlines Of the windows
and locate the stnirs and the arches
where the side halls opened. ] was
even able 10 pick out the exact spot
where the great antlers spread them.
selves above the hat rack. and present
ly the rack itself came into view. with
its row Of empty pegs, yesterday 30
full. today quite empty. That rack
Interested me. hardly knew why. aud
regardless Of the noise made cross.
ed over 10 II and ran my hand along
the wall underneath. The result was
startling. A mans coat aud hat hung
from one OF the pegs.
Would this hat and cont identify
the Intruder I would strike a light
and see. But this involved difficulties.
The gas bad been turned of that very
morning, and I had no matches in my
pocket. But I remembered where they
could be found. had seen them
when passed through the Kitchen
earlier In the day.
began 10 move that way and pres.
emily came creeuing back with a match
HOY half fulI of matches In ms hand
But I dId NOT strike one then. had
lust made a move 90 do so whea the
unmistakabl. sound Of a door openinp
sonewb.r. IN inc house made ia.
dr,V t,ack into AZ auie, and dairy A
pIace as \ could find. Thl, lay ia tbs
re.r ana a, the right os the stsircase
and AS the SOUND had apDeared b
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passed between us and the wreck
she had made Of my Iife. But here.
IN place ~ remote aud cesOIats ]
has besitated 10 enter II myself,
whit was I 10 tbiDk3 How was !
10 reconcile 80 Uncomfortable q fact
with what ! knew Of her IN the past,
with what hoped from her in the
fuiurei
II WAS evident that some grisly fear.
some staring horror, had met her iD
speaks with a different language from
that which read In her distorted
features and lettering. slowly creep
Ing form. What had happened aboye7
She bad escaped me 10 run upon
whas1 Ny Hips refused to ask. my
lliobs refused ~ move, and n I
brntbed nj all ! did 30 with such
ferceness Of restraint that her eyes
never turned my way. not even when
she had reached the lowest step aud
paused for moment there, oscillat-
Ing In pain or uncertainty. Her face
was turned more fully toward me,
aud ! had just begun 10 discern
something IN II besides its tragic
beauty when she made q quick move
and blew out the candle she held.
Tho there came n crash, followed
by the sound ~ flying feet. She had
flung the cnndlestick out ~ her hand
aud was hurriedly crossing the han.
] thought she was coming my way
and instIpciiyely drew back against
the wall, But she stopped far short
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26
CHAPTER I.

THE HEsITATISG STEP.
"HE moon rode high. but omi.
nous clouds were rushing 10
ward it-clOuds heavy with
snow. ] watched these clouds
as ] drove recklessly, desperately
over the winter roads. ! had Just
missed the desire Of my life, the one
precious treasure which ! coveted
with my whole undisciplined heart,
and. not being what you call a man
Of self restraint. was chafsd by
my defeat far beyond the bounds ]
have usually set for myself.
rode on, hardly conscious OF my
course. I'll the rapid recurrence Of
several well known landmarks warned
me that had taken the longest route
home and that In another moment
should be skirting the grounds Of the
Whispering Pines. our country club
house. The sensOn was over and the
clubhouse closed. and when. the great
stack 81 chimDoys coming suddenly
into view against the broad disk Of
the still unclouded moon, perceived
a thin trail ~ smoke soaring up from
their midst ] realized with n shock
that there should he no such sign Of
life ia house I myself had closed.
locked and barred that very day.
was the president OF the club and
felt responsible. turned In nj the
lower gateway. For reasons which !
need not now state there were no
bells attached TO my cutter. and con
sequently my approach was nOiseless.
was careful that II should DE 80; also
careful 10 stop short Of the front door
and leave my horse and sleigh In the
BLACK depths Of the pine grove. press
ing up 10 the walls on either side. !
was sure that all was not rs IT, should
be inside these walls.
Our clubhouse stands, as II may be
necessary 10 remind you, on n knoll
tbickly wooded with the ancient trees
] have mentioned. These trees all
pines and Of growth unusual and
Of an aspect well nigh hoary extend
only TO the rear end Of the house,
where wide stretch ~ gently I'M
dnlating ground opens at once upon
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

AN|A'rNA Aut y AINNM uNN tNHA NNNNI
Tor safe corner where ] could w.
conceuled upti ] lenfned what had
brought these men here aud how
much ] really had 70 fear from their
presence.
] had hut nifIn nme iu which ~
choose The doar irl.a bad jus Civ.
en- why. and fafff 10 90 least three
men were alrcr is ~ mHrg their feet
free from snow In roe haN I I'D not
ike the tone ~ fil.ir tplrcs. A. uns
too low and steady a. sui me. J had
rnfher have beard Drunken cries o. o
borsf u Wild hiinrify than these stern
and I'urpOsefu. whispers. Men Of res
olufion cyuid have buf one errand here
NJ doom was closing round me .
could only puf % the fatal moment
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riunee headiong into the unknown fate
a~aiIinE M.
kaeu u possible place o. conceal.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

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had urobably come ana there was mo
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The doubt drove me 20 the stsirease.
I began my wary ascent had mo,
the slightest fear. was 100 full Of
cold rage for that
The Arrangement OF rooms ON the
second floor WAS well known 10 me.
4 understood every nook and oorne,
and could And nv way about the
whole place without ngbt. 4 topk
but one preeautlon. that OF Slipping on
my shoes az the foot Of the stair. 4
wished 10 sururis, the Intruder was
willing 20 resort 20 any e.nedient 10
accomplish this The matches 4 car.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26

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Action is the Most Import
ant Factor of Success

Men fail because SEE but
nj WHAT TO who DOES
hov
WHAT TO Do the other fellow DID
they
not
knowledge POWER il
He scholar book,
knowledge NEVER unless coupled with ACTION
knowledge
that
knowledge with conwho supplement the KNOW HOW
The Winslow mail., 1911-11-25

charge. The other two mem
bers of this committee took it
upon themselves to let the
work to whom they pleased,
contrary to the will of the rest
Of the lodge members.
If we were incompetent to
do this work it would be diff
ferent. If it were for the un-
ion label, we can furnish that
if necessary, and wish to say
that nothing but union labor
is employed in our establish
ment.
The best we can say for
the action taken by these two
men is that it certainly
is an ungrateful act, a direct
Slap at this establishment and
the town in general. We
would only too gladly herald
the coming Of this grand ball
and assist all we possibly
could in inducing the people
to attend and make it one
grand affair, but after such
treatment as we have received
at the hands of these two
committeeman, a person nat
drally would have little incli-
nation or ambition to boost.
If we would, it would be in a
half-hearted way.
But again, on tile other
hand, if we don't, these same
two men will probably be the
instigators of a general boy
colt of this establishment, as
/ reason to get even.
Let it be as it may, this
world is full of such migrate
full instances and occurrences
and the country newspaper
gets more than its share. We
will still continue to do busi-
ness at the old stand and will
boost, boost for a better and
brighter Winslow and fo I
home industry.
The Winslow mail., 1911-11-25

Because Of their platforms and
pledges the people elected the
democrats to draft for them a
constitution, the democrats hav-
ing fulfilled the wishes of the peo
. e, it is only reasOna bic to sup
pose those same people will elect
the democrats to go and make
laws in accordance with tha con
-Stitution Everyone of the legis
lative candidates on the demo
attic ticket in MaricOpa country
are men who fought and W Worked
early and late for every thing
now in our constitution; besides
their party, representing the peo-
pie, made it. Consequently the
democratic legislative candidates
are the best fitted to draft laws
according to our constitution
The republican party as it NOW
is stands for everything opposed
to our constitution and neces
sarily it's candidates for the legis
lature will be more or less inf l.
enced by their party leaders in
the drafting of laws, if they
should be elected, No thinking
man, who really wants Arizona S
constitution. will vote for a re-
publican candidate who is try
ing to be elected to the first
state observation-disclosures Dem,
ocrat.
The Winslow mail., 1911-11-25
lngratitude

Our attention was called tC
some work of printing, in the
way of placards, which are
posted around town, announc-
ing a grand ball to be given
Thanksgiving eve a til e
Wlnslow Opera House. Also
tickets and programs for the
occasion have been printed,
and to the best of our knowl-
edge this work has been done
in wol kshop in Los Angeles.
1t has, and always will be,
the policy of the Mail to boost
everything and everybody for
the betterment Of conditions
of whatever nature that NAV
exist in Winslow and for the
good of its people. Never,
knowingly or intentionally,
have we thru these columns
ever laid a stone in the way of
any party or parties, that
would reflect on his or their
business or character.
Knocking is all unknown
quantity in our establishment
and we will not commence
now at this late stage of the
game. We only hope that
this affair as scheduled will be
a great success financially and
otherwise.
Many times, and on differ
ent occasions, has the Mail
been called upon to do little
favors for different members
of this lodge, trivial little
things that are not worth
mentioning, but little things
of that kind when they are
wanted are wanted badly, and
we have always and are only
too willing to accommodate
without reimbursement. In
! this we do not mean to cast
reflections on that particular
lodge or all its members.
There are plenty of enterpris-
ing members in this respected
labor organization who fought
to keep the work at home, as
did one of the three com nit
teemen who had the work in
The Winslow mail., 1911-11-25

and yet proposes to act in dl-
rect contravention to the die
tates of the president.
The democratic state plat
form, built upon the principles
which compose the essence Of
the constitution created by a
democratic convention, also
proposes to submit to the peo-
pie an amendment providing
for the reincorporatlon into
the constitution of the recall
for the judiciary. But the
democratic platform, instead
of commencing the Taft ad
uinistratlon, denounces the
action of the president in die
tating to people the laws
under which they should live,
and compelling Arizona to
eliminate the recall for the u-
dietary from the constitution. ,
AS it was drawn from the
democratic platform, SO from
first to last the republican
platform is reflection of the
democratic pla tform. 7 he
thoughtful reader will recall to
mind that the republican plat
form is an Endorsement of this
papers policies Gas representing
the sentiment of the people) of
one year ago, when the republl
can party spurned those policies.
The republican platform is a re
pudiation of the stand taken
one year ago by Taft, Cameron
and the standpat republican
newspaper of Phoenix. Now, on
the eve of the first state election,
the standpat republicans declare
in favor of the principles they
once fought SO bitterly. Why?
You will find that every prin-
ciple for which progressive dem
ocracy has fought iii Arizona is
incorporated in the republican
party platform. Starting with
the pledge to work for an ex en-
sion of the reclamation project
payments, the platform goes
down the list-a clever replica
There are free textbooks, good
roads and a national highway,
popular election of delegates to
national conventions, advisory
vote tor United States senator's,
and, last of all, the recall for the
judiciary.
| 1t is only fair and honest to
say that the republican leaders
have not changed their princl-
pies. but must so declare in Or
The Winslow mail., 1911-11-25

We wish to announce to the
ladies of Winslow that we are
now the exclusive agents, in
Winslow, for Ladies Made-to Or
der Clothes, by the Victor La
dies Tailoring Co.
Babbitt Bros. Mere. Co.