El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-20

Faith, I did. tn ither mornln Sc
Hogan 20 out with his kit " tools ~
other games wan oat was enough Du1
in goluf We have TO own twinty-
aAu the money that used TO 90
shoes in HOga1r-s family now goes
goluf clubs. If he manages 70 MT ~
ball with a club, he tells ye ne w.
dent part with that club fr hunuIeu
dollars an asts We TO feel II an SAP
ain't that a nice club. Whin he misses
il he says tn club has gone oacA Oh
him an he buys a new wan
sae has SO nanny impiymints " TINS
now trade " his as tinker. He mas
a hammer TO beat tn pail INTO IN
ground with, an a pick to get II out
an a little shovel to scrape II IT m N
sand, an a little Ratchet 10 KNOCK II
into tn hole Whin he gets near Il
Where ARE ye gOin' with tn naro-
Wareg' says / Is II to open sale "
build battleshlp- says i; 1 III .S7 81 -,
play goluf,' says he angirly. rms y
tn day 1 hang Larkin's hide on IN
| fence, he says
$50 I followed him out to Douglas
Park, and there We met Larkln. VINO
had a bag iv akel size. Hogan useu
Ia he champeen caber tosser " IN
/ ward an Larkin was a structural II II
wurruker before his health give OUT
an he become a horseSsnose7I, Dul inc
groaned uudher their burdens
"Fortehinitly at that moment two
bright little boys " about eight years
stepped up and relieved thin iv their
/ b-Iraen. VIVA, are these pigmIes go
in TO do with this here year $ 4u l.- "
. iv tn Gary mills2' says l. They re
goin' TO carry them says Larklh-
4 They're caddies," he says
: .s' Well says ]. tbs very nice " IN
little toddIers Tn young cannot start
too arly in helpin' tn aged But - >
. ], why don't ye get up on their oachs
3 an have thin carry ye around a
little more weight Wudden,t make
much difference, says hush up
says Hogan.
/ 9Th Door fellow was standin ON
! what they call tn tee. which is where
We take tn first lick at tn ball He
had a pole in his hand an was sWinsln
( it at a dandeline an missin 1sln-
. chooly he stepped up to where tn pan
. roasted on a little pile iv sand, stood
/ with his legs apart like tn statute ne
! calls tn GOloshes " Rhodes waggled
tn stick in tn air. pinted 1t t0rds IN
pole cried out stand away. Lar hlli'
get around behind me- Martin, STOP
shufflin' there, boy an screamed
Fore at a fat old gintleman that was
at wurruk in trench three city oiocAa
ahead.
.sTbin he hauled off with tn bat
rnuttherin' 10 himself Eye on tn ball
slow back, keep tn lift arm straisnL
pivot on tn right foot folly through
In crept tn dread Instrument SLOW an
cautious an down il come with ploW
that wud iv FORCED tn Dardanelies-
L expicted to see TIL ball spllnlereo
3 into q rnOuSan DlGGE6 OE NtAGf- 49,.
Z into space. But It didn't. 1t left IN
! tee ridfn' on piece av turf tn size IN
ve'er hat. floated lazily off to wal
/ side. dropped, bounced twice, an
Z nestled in a bush. Watch II, Doy
yells Hogan. Watch it Go right &c
it.
.s'Oh,' says he, what did do tina
was Wrong-What did i dor says ne
wringin' his hands 'Ye dropped ye r
: right shoulder says -Larkin- 1ool
yer eye off it, says Larkin's caody
] 'Toed it, says an innocent byStnanUe ger
sYe made a mistake thryin' TO hit II q
al. Ye shud've kicked it, says J.
Hogan stood by, his face conF ulse'
with InortyficatiOn Ontil Larl1in.
man whose Sunday mornln recIeallol
used TO be raisin' kag " beer owe
his head fifty times, gives a luHse Z
missed 1t altogether -.
Thin a wan smile come TO ho8a4
( lips What ar-re ye haW-haN III
( about% says Larhin- They nlVe
! Spoke again. Most " tn time the
/ weren't in speakin' distance " eac
From time to time they wud NEE
| be chanst on d putin green an no
p I gan Wud say TO himself: I'm GoMn ,
[ | twelve and Larkin wud kick MS pa
r I over to the next tee SO they " pm
! rollickin' on. Hogan spoke 10 m
? | wanst. He said Dammit, stop cough
e in Win 1 left thin at the siFlnl
hole tn excitemint was at its hlte-
? Larkin was lOokin' fr his BAH IN