The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-04-19
CHAPTER Vil.-Continucd.

BE was so right, In regard to his own
kformsnce, at least, that, thereupon
trying up utterly. he proceeded to
eand, a speechless figure in the midst
Il multitudinous silence, for an eter-
ty lasting forty-five seconds. He made
ncking effort, and at the end of this
pcch found words again. 'In making
ny argument In this debate, would
aate that"
Two minutes" said the chairman.
Refutalion by the negative. Miss d.
locum. Two minutes"
7 wsive Them" said Dora. primly.
I submit that the affirmative has not
nfuted the argument Of the negative"
Very we'll" With his gavel the
chairman sharply tapped the desk be-
ire him. "The question is now be-
ire the house. Resolved, that Ger
many Is both morally and legally justi-
dM In her Invasion OF Belgium All
bose In favor Of the"
>ut here there was nm interruption
"a kind never before witnessed dur
hs any proceedings Of the Lumen So
DEFY. 1t came from neither Of the de-
hters who still remained standing at
nelr desks until the vote settling their
comparative merits In argument
mould he taken. The interruption
w from the rear row Of seats along
De wall. where sat new members Of
ne society. freshmen not upon the
pos1am Of the evening. A loud nasal
mee was heard from this quarter. a
U0d but nasal voice. shrill as we'll RS
NAL and full OF strange hot pas
zoo. mr.. Chairman !" 1t cried. Look
there. Mr.. Chairman! Mr.. Chairman.
demand to be heard! You gotta GIN
my say. Mr.. Chairman! I'm a.
!enna have my say! You look-a-here.
u. Chairman"
hocked BY such a breach Of order.
nd By the unseemly violence Of the
Peaker. not only the chairman but
"efyone else looked there. A short,
1ons figure was ON Its feet. gesticu-
sal0 nerceiy: and the head belonging
w was a large one with too much
aV black hair. a nat swarthy face,
my and not Immediately shaven;
80 was an impression Of ill-chesen
o@heS too much fat red lip, too much
~otn' too much eyeball. Fred Mitchell
Monized this violent interrupter as
's Llnski. a fellow freshman who sat
H him in one Of his classes. whats
va! cuss up tor" Fred wondered, and
!" a'd others. Linski showed them.
ne pressed forward. showing himself
Trough the two rows in front Of him
)" ne emerged upon the green carpet
tne open space. and as he came, he
'ss cyclonic with words.
lou don't put no such stuff as this
s wa, tell you'll" he shouted In his
!" nasal voice. "This here's free
s%antry, and you call yourself de-
lung society, do you? Lemme tell
Nv ! belong to a debating society In
..4n,cago. where I come from. and them
was up there. they'd think they'd
sasnta be shot fer a fake like what
sOa people are tryin' to put over, here,
uu'sh. come down here to git some
! S0'e education. and pay fer 1t, too,
: sooa hard money I've made sweatin
y a machine shop up there in Chi
ueo; but II this Is the kind Of educa-
AOa I'm a-gunna git l better so on
Isek there. You call this square de-
'ate. do yoar'
ne advsaced toward the chairman's
1, .suorm shaking d frantic fist. "We'l'
! you d. you got another think
e'n. ny capitals frien'! You went
. ". give out the question whether rs
xnt fer Choimuuy to 60 through Bel
sym and whit do you do fer me
!. I..pmnn stde1 You pick out this here
y shf'-As waved his passions"