The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-09-17

ths ~, .ouhds with rests, w.
the other s is outside. c,s sa'A vi
d dnas,s alb. about all. Now. o' aa. VI
out out ! guess guess you are I'M lita 'a y !
cou hunters Of women" ''s W
nos waste any time. M aarIsa 1
, m'th blocked it neatly ,S ana out VI cs'
s WIN a hard one on H aug soalss
Finel" growled H.,.,.
know something about ua, ,hs h
VI, Won't be as If was wal,a 'ns CANE I
ne sent e left to tbs 'S ~ Aa'
r'g ra. failed to reach his 'V n,. bot i
swung > and uppercut; o ,ssn 'ashst "
s,.s opponents body. hat as 'sa'is
race taee- ! It worried him n lItt as'a i
mat ,ha1 ne could not stir cou r's's . b
tnan two or three faa vu''landt Dor,
never NJ ,s,r followed up any advsa usa'l'ss
n mnaon was rather to his ljl,' asaas
t et1,n'v1 s, that apart from =, !, Hli
, ,. blow the younger man ' n.y. 'ls b
, mara wholly on the defensive ~ !, s 'f
s were afraid he might hurt him. ~ ~
I He eor TO make ma the old fellow ,, ~
: ri 81 oored in right and left s 's'a =,
r r, and courtlandt gave w. w. ,sa ID
by, uy step te until he was 50 Close ss' !. No. .
me mat he could see 1t from sV ~ . y
n : : r Of his eye. This glance ~ 10 .,
as IL was, came near to beins 1t i, 'li
ing, Harrigan caught him n's VIII, 11' aa 4
flpie right on the jaw. Ii was a,a ~. y
ing blow, otherwise the ass, s sals
!, nave ended then and there. In ls,' ''ss
he lurched forward and cl,, ,aa'sal'
touch. ''e 'nlsllag
The two pushed about H,,,,...
merely striving to break tha , Sa.ssl
mans hold. He was hes,,, ,saAsa
breathe hard besides. A litus los,..
and his blows would lack the " s,a'..
steam. Finally Courtlandt broke , W.
OF his own accord. His head hs a.s
a little, but aside from that h. 'I :,
recovered. Harrigan pursued NJ, =
tics and rushed. But this tms a. ~, =
was an offensive return courtl,,a
became the aggressor. There v,s ' :
wlthstanding him. And Harl,,,
fairly saw the end; but with tb,t 4
domitable pluck which had mads A.
famous in the annals Of the IN, i,
kept banging away. The swift srJ
1abs here and there upon hIs nj,
began to tell. Oh, for minute, not
ana a piece of lemon on his mrba
tongue! Suddenly Courtlandt rushed
him tigerishly, landing a lab vbs
closed Harrigan's right eye Court
landt dropped his hands, and stsupj
back. His glance Travelled susrs,
lively to Harrigan's feet He was out.
side the ropes"
Il beg your pardon. Nj. Harlan
for losing my temper"
What's the odds? lost mine You
win" Harrigan was a true Sportsman
He had no excuses to oxer He bad
dug the pit Of humiliatm With Ms
own hands. He recognized ibis Is ono
Of two facts. The other was that bad
Courtlandt extended himself, hshatls
would have lasted about one minute
1t was gall and wormwood but thsrs
you were.
And now, you ask for explanations
Ask your daughter to make them
Courtlandt pulled of the gloves aid
got into his clothes. you may 3D.
sir, that | shall never trouble be-
again with my unwelcome Attentions
leave for Milan in the morning
Courtlandt left the field Of victor
without further comment.
We'll, what do you think Of Ihif
Harrigan, as he stopped o'a
to gather up the gloves. ANY 'a
would say that he was the nlala
party. I'm in wrong on this asa
somewhere. I'll ask Miss Nora aqas
ton or two"
1t was not so easy returning ~
ran into his wife. He tried 70 d0's'
her, but without success.
James, where did you Sc! uA
black eyer" tragically.
"It's a daisy, amt it, MollyF paA
ng past her into Nora's room ana CIV
ng the door after him.
Father"
THAT you, Nora?" blinking H..
Father, If you have been nsan'
with him, I'll never forgive !Oa
Forget it, Nora. | wasn't nsnu''
only thought | was" :,
He raised the lid OF the tiunA !,
EAST in the gloves haphazard ~ =,
hen he saw the paper winch w. ~
allen out. He picked up ana Sss, w.
ID at it, for he could not sec ~ !
we'll. Nora was leaving the f0'~
| temper.
Going. Nora?" h,
Il am. And / advise you " y
our dinner in your room.
Alone. he turned on the ilsD '.,,l
lever occurred to him thal nc .. I,s
,e prying into some of Nora ~. pa 4
correspondence. He unfolded ~ =
and held 1t unael NV -
FOR a long time he stared a. 'a ~ 4, y,
ng, which was in English o. H. rsiol
t the names. Then he quleu ". .' !,
ID it and put it away for lu'u'' "
future use m,
"This is great world, ~