The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-02

lC was SJlIl lOO EOuSu IO BO OOs " where the Mary Bell had gone down even If we had possessed boat, but boxes and crates of groceries, fTuIn and vegetables were still streaming past the leeward point of the cov&' .''
 We spent two hours trying to ASSc these packages. Only one throw nsS ted us anything, and when we had opened the case we towed in we found three dozen boxes of wet matches.
 How soon can get awayr" CiRtH asked Captain Perkins as we struggled up the path.
 ''That sea out there." mused the cap tain, don't look like it had any tnteA' tion of quitting for a couple o. GAyP anyhow, so jest set"
 Stay here"
 You guessed it"
 Clair walked on in silence for a mo ment; then he voiced his thoughtSf fnaa; "I believe I can make copy out of 4hfS experience. I'll be, second Robinson Crusoe."
 "'Pears to me-" debated the captain that you got m awful lot of soessty for a Robinson Crusoe. seerns like ] recollect this fellow Crusos had only one nigger to wait on hlm."'
 His man Friday" inteFpOlated Bo09.
 That's the one. If you don't count the women and the dog there's Etx hu- man souls on thls island"
 That won't make any di6ereOeSF came to the rescue. "Every 6rst class Uncle Toms Cabin show now adays has two Topsys and two httlo Evas at least We'll haFezoRo Robin son Crusoe and five Fridays." .. ..
 That's a good idea" REsented Clair, enthusiastically following Qp tha scheme with details. "I'll get c. bell and whenever I want anything I'll rns for you"
 Fine" agreed BoppI who began 7to see possibilities in the scheme SWSN get you lot of musical bells, 90 @8t the ringing won't annoy us any if yOu keep it up for some tlme-"a.-
 Maybe could rig up an electric chime" Kent suggested, with Gn eye to mechanical details of which hG alone was master. "We'd each have to have a number and only answOE our own note on the china For in- stance. do would call for the Gink who was Friday No. l. That would be the captain here"
 Let me be Friday the thirteenth Bopp continued, "and Jim. the galley mechanic, can be Black Friday. Kent you're Good Friday-you get hot cross bun. What shall bapdSO you, Monty? l can't think of any moro Fridays"
 Let me be Ash Wednesday. 1 don't care much for fish anyway"
 By this time we had reached the house.
 Lucille greeted us downstairs sin tho living room.
 Miss Dunmore is waiting for you D.
 I looked around to see whom she was addressing.
 "I mean you, Mfr. BlaineyS
 "Who is Miss DunmoreF
 'sThe lady whose life you saVed., Do you mean to say that you didn't roe' ognize her with those-things onE
 q don't know what you mean.
 That's right" said Bopp. No nat ter what you say we'll all of us agres that it's true. We men must stick to' gether. Monty never saw the lady Do. fore"
 This was especially despicahle on the part of Bopp, as he knew -,ss well as did that the telegram had been foI the other Blaney whom Clair had 'Bpo- ken of.
 How about this, then fI4' inquired Lucille sweetly, handing mo +Ss dsmp newspaper clipping. "Shso had that in her hand all the time" o '-
 I looked at 1t in amazemenE- Ie Waa my own criticism of 0 production, ,oS "As You Like It." which had, Daap staged the week before ons para, graph was marked with blue pencS and read as follows: The fashionabia .andisnaA. sEhinA sei11lllEEls