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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
CHAPTER XII.


woke next morning with n great
thrill of exhilaratlon. Perhaps before
the sun went down again | should
know the secret OF the island.
The two divisions of our party.
which were designated by me private
fy the Land and Sea Forces, went
their separate ways directly after
breakfast. which we ate I'm the cool
of earliest morning. l could retire 10
the perusal of the journal which /
had recovered from the wrecked sloop
without fear OF interruption.
! resumed my reading with the en-
try of February 10.
This morning. having gHean very'
tired of fish. of which | get plenty
every time / 90 out in the boat. by
-dFaegiagLaAine hehindL L decidedzt Ia
stay ashore and hunt pig. I set out
across the base Of the point. nenrly
due south-whereas Ihad been work
Ing along the COIL 10 the north oe
the cove. l reached the edge Of the
cliffs and found that on my right hand
the mountain dropped in "A sheer
precipice from hundreds Of feet above
me straight into the sea. I consid-
erred, and made up my mind that by
striking back some distance one
might by a very rough climb gain the
top of the precIpice. and so swing
around the shoulder Of the mountain.
! did not feel inclined to attempt L..
The cliffs at this point offered no
means OF descent. and the few yards
of sand which the receding tide had
left bare at their foot led nowhere.
turned to 20 back. ami Mt that mo-
ment | heard an cutlery In the bushes
and Benny came tearing out at the
heels Of a fine young porker. threw
up my gun to fire, but the-evelHtleHs
of Benny and the pig were such that
L WIS as likely to hit one as the other.
The pig. OF course, made desperate
in which he found himself. His only
hope was 10 get back into the woods
on the point. Benny kept him headed
of successfully. and began to edge
up. watching my chance for a shot.
Suddenly the pig came dashing
straight toward me-0bliyiouss I sup
pose. TO everything but the white
swapping terror at his heels. Taken
by surprise. | ired-zand missed. The
pig shot between my knees. Benny
after him wsthsseod the shock of
the pig. but not Of Benny. fell.
xis wing wiTaty. into q matted mass u
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
Labor controversy Develops

MIssoula.-The building trades OF
Missoula has been handed an ulti.
matum by contractors for the new
buildings TO be erected this summer in
the campus of the state university In
the dispute over wages which has been
under way for several weeks. The
communication addressed 10 the trades
and labor council gives the scale the
contractors are willing to pay. said 10
be n cut of approximately 81 a day for
about a dozen crafts affected. At the
meeting OF the crafts committee Satur-
day night only the general contents
of the communication were made pub
lie. Among other things IL states that
If no reply wis received by the con
tractors from the council by March 81.
they would consider their scales had
been accepted.
Gov. Joseph NJ. Dixon, who attended
a gathering of contractors, union rep
1resentatiyes and business men Of the
city. a week ago. said he would do
everything In his power to prevent la
hor trouble because OF the building
program in which the state directly is
so interested.
After a meeting Of the union confer
ence committee il was announced the
committee recommended flat rejection
of the contractors proposals. and in a
Feply-4e-ihe contractors the1tFadss and
labor council approved the recommen
dalton adding the warning that no
union men would be employed or the
work at such a scale.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
CHAPTER x.-continued.)


Captain Magnus looked more III a
ease than usual.
did you think o. rowin' the Who'll,
way round the dinged chunk o. rock?'
lie inquired.
Certainly not said Mr.. Shaw
with an impatient frown. So the
man. I'm addition to his other unat.
tractlve qualities. was turning into a
shirk! Hitherto. with his strength
and feverish. II Intermittent. energy,
plus an almost uncanny skill with
boats, he had been of value. Ger
tainly not. We are going to make q
careful survey OF the cliffs. and ex-
plore every likely opening as thor
oughly as possible. II will be slow
work and hard. As TO circumnayIgat-
Ing the island. l see no point In H..
for / don't believe the chest can have
been carried any great distance from
the cove"
~oh-alI right" said Captain Mag
nus.
Mr.. Tubbs. who had been whisper
Ing with Aunt Jane and Miss Browne.
o with a very m~ade-to-order cas-
ualness proposed 10 the ladies that
they take a stroll on the beach. This
meant that the triumvIrate were 10
withdraw for discussion, and amount
ed TO notice that henceforth the corn-
sells OF the company would he divided.
Captain Afagnns. after nm uneasy
wriggle or two. said he guessed he'd
turn In. Cookies shores were already
audible between spiashes OF the waves
on the sands. The Scotchman. Cuth-
bert Vane and | continued To sit by
the dying fire. MIR. Shaw had got out
his pipe and sat silently putting at 1t.
He might have been sitting In soil
tude on the topmost crag OF the
island. so remote seemed that impas-
slye presence. Was it possible that
except In the sweet mahfiess of
a dream. l had been In his arms. phi.
lowed and cherished there, that he
n t called me Iassie-
| lifted my eyes TO the kind honest
gaze OF Cuthbert yane. II was as
faithful as Crusoe's and no more en-
barrasslng. A great Impulse Of ar
lection moved me. was near PUT
ing out a hand to pat his splendid
read. oh. how easy. comfortable and
,alm would be a life with Cuthbert
/ wasn't thinking about the
title now-Cuthbert would be quite
worth while for himself. For II mo.
nent almost saw with Aunt james
eyes. Fancy trottfug him out before
he girls stole insidiously into my
mind. How much more dazzling than
plain Scotch sailor
turned in bitterness and yearning
lronAthe silent figure by the fire.
think in-an- earlier lifetime i
must nave been q nuntreSs and lived
o pursue The game that fled.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
SPANISH BY SAMYdA
J. j. :s:s#.

/ creepers that covered the ground be
side me.
II got to my feet quickly. dragging
the whole mass Of vines up with me
Then | saw thai they had covered d
c%nrIously regulnr little patch OF
ground. outlined mt intervals with
small stones. Al one end was Il larger
stone.
The patch was narrow. about six
feet leng-iHStaRtl suggestive a1a
grave. Bnt swift beyond NIL process
Of reason was the certainty that
flashed into my mind. I fell on my
knees beside the stone and pulled
away the torn ~vlne-tendrils. | saw
the letters b. n and mn attempt ut
cross-bones rudely cut into the sur
face Of The stone.
Il closed my eyes and tried 10
steady myself. I thought. 1 am see
ing things. This is the mere proiec-
ton Of the vision which has been IN
my mind 50 long.
4sLnpened- my eyeslandZnEhaAf fan
tasy. II fantasy II were. remained.
I smoie with my fist upon the Stone.
The stone was solid-it bruised the
flesh. And as ! saw the bleed rum
screamed aloud like II madmau, ITS
reui. real. real.
Under the stone lay the guardian
Of the treasure Of the Bonny Lass
And his secret was within my grasp
Il don't know how long | c%rouched
The Stone. rs drunk wtTh joy HS
any hasheesh topper With his drug. ]
AT last Ia find BENNY at my
shoulder. thrusting his roo nose
against my feverlsh cheek. ! sup
pose he didn't understand my ignor-
Ing him so. or thought / scorned him
for losing out in HIS race with the pig.
Yet when l think Of what | " that
lig | could swear never 10 taste pork
again.
Brought back 10 earth and sanity.
rose and began 10 consider my
surroundings Somewhere close al
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

noosT CLASSIFICATION
VALUATION ON RAILROADS

Helena.-rhe state board Of equalI-
lzafion Saturday voted 10 place a 40
per cent classification valuation on all
machinA shops sud roundhouses of thu
railroads. Governor Joseph NJ Dixon
WAS the only member on the board who
voted against this action. He said that
the lnw would uphold no more thsn a
10 per cent valuation for these proper
Tics The board, however. decided II
wss : matter for the supreme court to
.~ssle and voted accordingly.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Anaconda.--A movement to raise
funds to continue the work OF the Boy
Scouts in Anaconda, has been started
by the Rotary club. each member of
.nhich has pledged himself TO subscribe
d certain monthly amount for 8 period
OF one year. or until such time as the
necessary fund has been realized.
The local scents wtll soon be able
10 occupy their headquarters build
Ing. which Was erected during the
winter months on East Eighth street.
II is said to be the only building Of it's
xsnd 10 the state
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
State Farm Conditions Improving

Recommendations among the farm
ers of northern and eastern Montana
are improving rapidly. according 70
Charles f.. Wickland, special land in
v~estigator for the state board of equal
Ization who handed in his report re-
Gently.
TOO many farmers have heretofore
tried TO farm too many acres said
Mr.. Wlckland. "If conditions had been
right they would have made fortunes.
AS II was they lost almost everything
they had"
The state board authorized Mr.. Wick
land TO Institute a general system of
farm land assessment which viii equal
ize values In the various counties. The
investigator said that at the present
time assessment values were exceed
ingfy disproportlonate throughout the
state. In some instances, he stated.
there would be a difference of valua-
ton of $15 an acre on land in adjoin
Ing counties. In the future an effort
will he made to correct these discrep-
ancies-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Helena. - Representing the wool
growers Of Montana. the standing com.
mittee Of the Montana Wool Growers
association on taxes and assessment.
appointed nj the annual meeting held
here on March is. will appear before
the state board of equalization and
ask for a hearing and reconsideration
-of the boards action taken Friday,
fixing the schedule of valuation OF
sheep at figures higher. in the opinion
Of the eommlttee.-thaR sIie iH~tltsrtFy
can stand up under this year. This
committee Is composed OF Henry
Sieben. w. J.. Beckett and Arthur Ward,
all Of Helena.
The association in annual meeting
adopted the report Of this committee.
recommending the following schedule
Of values as the taxation basis this
year:
Lambs. not to exceed 81 per head
two three, four and five years
old. not to exceed Sc: ewes over five
years old. 81, and bucks $40 per head.
The basis fixed by the state board was
SO for coming yearlings two Il five
year oIds, IS. and bucks, S12 per head.
The board took the position that
higher market values warranted the
increased taxation basis. The growers
contend that present values do not
justify the boards Increased schedule,
and in view of the uncertainty of the
market. especially for lamb and NUT
ton, being maintained during the year
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06
ITO BE ~coSTINuED3.


Nearly 1000 schools IN Great Britain
have been provided will war shrlnei
Ia memory OF old scholars
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Articles of Incorporation of the Oster
& Carlberg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
at Lewistown were filed Friday. the
concern being formed TO manufacture
and market a new Kind of automatic
door claimed to be superior to anything
on fhe market. The concern is capital
lied for S250.0O0.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

The Phtox has been spierted ny the
people Of Missoula as the municipal
flower of the Garden city. An oppor-
tunity a given to all to participate
in It's selection OF this flower. which
will predominant in the floral designs
in public parks. on private lawns and
pmrkings Of this city.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Roundup totals OF this years Y. NJ.
c. A. membership drive at Great Falls
which ended Saturday after a fiyeday
campaign show that the drive went
"over the top" with PSI new members
wearing the button of the institution,
and cash receipts amounting To 3d.
oA1 IA
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Building trades OF Butte through
their central council have ratified a
wage reduction Of a dollar a day for MI
building crafts. Plasterers will re-
ceive SO a day after next Monday la
stead Of SlI. The reduction was volun.
tary. c
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Senator j. NJ. Burllngame. Of Cas-
cade county has announced his caf'ii-
dacy for the Republican nomination nf
congressman in the Second Congress
sional district. 10 succeed Congressman
Carl RiddIck. who. recently. authorized
the state press 10 his candI-
dacy for the United States senate.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

Elimination this year Of the Midland
Empire fair in Billings and the state
fair at Helena was recommended In a
motion adopted AT a recent meeting Of
the Yellowstone Taxpayers associa-
tion. IT was said that the ordinary de-
fIcit of approximately $4,000 would
be saved the county by not holding the
Midland Empire fair. and that a much
greater mount would be saved the
people IL they had no fairs to attend.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

The .Mudro Grill team OF Butte won
the championship Of Montana for the
third consecutive time when 1t hung
up a score OF 2.7S9 at Butte Saturday
In the last round OF the five-men
vents In the annual state Quincy.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

NJ. ]. R0ysdon. for nine years a mem
Der of the board Of county commission
ers Of Carbon county. and present
! chairman Of the board. has been busted
from office on an order issued by Dis
trict Judge A. C. Spencer after a hear
ing at Red Lodge on charges Of Illegal
| collection OF fees and failure 10 per-
form duties as defined by law. James
Burnett and j. b. Convery. other mem
beers of the commission. and A. X.
Cooley, county surveyor. have been
asked TO resign.
At a special meeting of the board OF
commissioners at Red Lodge. +. w.
Tsimadge Of Joliet was appointed q
member OF the advisory board Of the
Montana State fair TO represent Car
bon county.
The plant OF the Three Forks Port
land Cement company at Trldent VIII
resume operations with a full force ~
$50 men the first week In April after
a shutdown of a year. The necessary
repairs are now being made and former
employees who have been asay have
been notified their positions are asaea
20 them.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

onS vocational men who haVe-
been pursuing their studies at the Mon
tana State college since last Septefnbet
loft Bozeman Wednesday TO take up
practical work on the farms and ranch
es or in the shops and mills in different
PARTS Of the state. Work for them on
lines they have been studying is pro-
vided under the direction Of the voca-
tional board They plan 10 return 10
Bozeman for further instruction Octo-
Der i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-28

hospodarskeho napjeti. V oppo
sici proti ceske politice jsou
dnes nejenom neceske narody,
nybrz take hospodafska b{da.
Svehlav BOZ proti tcmuto pro-
tivniku nebude bez nebezpeci.
"Pragai Magyar Hirlap"
mini, re zmena vlady neprine-
Sc mic noveho, zvlaste pro Ma
Diary, jezto jsou v nj prave ko
alicni strany, ktere znemozno-
valy dosud kazdy p6hyb Ma
d'arn. Pro Mad'ary vzbuzuje
obavu jmenovani ministra dra
Rasiha. Ministr Kallay je spo-
luzodpovednym "a rezim Mi
curdv a jezto mini provesti zup
nj reformu, neocekava Sc pri-
mi.
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co PRAVl TISK 0 MOVE CESKO.
SLOVENSKE VLADE.

(Dokonceni Sc str. ~
Wade bylo. A ministerskou hod
nostl Sc nedostane lepsi rozum.
Hospodarskou obnovussi prav-
depodobn6 predstavuje burzo-
asni tisk jake utuzeni vlady ka
pitalismu a bude-li Sc delnictvo
bouriti, pax udela vlada pev-
nou rukou pofadek. Ocekavala
strana komunisticka cd social
stickych, ze tyt} pred svym
vstupem do vlady budou klasti
socialisticke pozadavky, ale
pfi obtizich ,ktere Sc pravdepo
dobne naskytovaly, zapomenu
to ma hlavni. Varuje tudiz list
vefejnost, ably Sc neoddavala
vSelikym nadejim a ably delhi
ctvo vedelo, ze dosahne jen
toho, co 81 svou silou vynuti.
"Prager Tagblatt" venuje
move Wade llvodnik. Svehla, mi
nistersky predseda, jest roz-
hodne silnym muzem, jinak by
jiz predem musil byti unaven
a odpocinku potrebny. Jeho ma
maha sestaviti tuto vladu da-
tuje Sc jiz cd dvanacti mesicu.
Ale "dobra vec potrebuje ca
SUI Konecne jest lod' ma vo-
de, prejeme k plavbe mnoho
stesti. Svehla ma rozhodne tra
dici. Prosel rakouskou skolou.
Tom mohl Sc stat "uklidnuji-
elm dvornim radou'. Stal Sc
Jim Ceskoslovensku, kde Sc v
teto funlsci, velmi dGlezite, o.
sv6dcuje. Osvedcuje sc take
jako hasic. Pro Nemce bude
vsak dobre, vzpomenou-li 81
dnes ma sicilske porekadlo: /:
"Nechytej more "a ocas a zenu
"a slovo." Svehla jest jiste po-
yaha velmi promenliva a kluz
ka. Ia okolnost, ze dovedl ko-
necne vystoupiti z pritmi kulis
O chopiti sc pine odpovednosti,
ziskava duveru. "Chceme vefi
ii, ze S novou vladou zacne ta-
Ike move vladnuti We vSech III
yotnich otaZkach statu a tudiz
j V otazce nemecke, a nepova-
zujeme "a ucelne jiti do kout-
ku plakat drive, nez skuteGno
sti donuti k pokracovani v do
savadni nemecke politice. III
vot potfebuie optimismu." Ne
duvera neni v tomto state jen
nemeckou vlastnostl. Neduveru
mali i strany We Wade zastou-
, pene jedna ke druhe. Proto mu
silo Sc stati II lidi ministry, a.
by Ma sebe wa JENNIE davali po-
Zor Tento minictersky sp"lnk
! Jest veinni volne slatan a bude
t--aia nlnohe opatrnosti, mali
Sc doziti dGstojneho veku. Ces-
ks ststni nscionalism priyed]
to V republice tx daleko, ze
zaex neni MONA 5sana ylaaa,,
nez-li takto neps!rozen6 spsah-
neta jest 70 eoyh2dn6 " Il
go aalely. zvlasf' :. riehs
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pry tetelil sc strachem, ze do
stane Sc mu pokarani, pone-
vadz We SVEN obvodu nemel
dosud zadnych poprav pro We
lezradu!
A tudiz, jest to zvlastni fasi
ceskoslovenske revoluce proti
Rakousku a Habsburkdm, re
muzeme "dekovati" primo me-
,uvefitelnemu idiotstvi rakou-
skych mamelukG, ze narod
donna tomto boji "a svobodu
mel sve mucedniky.
III, kdoz zacali revoluci pro-
ii Rakousku, vysli do tiny. Ia
byla nejhustsi ma 'frontachy
kde nikdo nevedel, komu mel
by duverovati a pred kym Sc
chraniti. Tam Sc poznavali
vlastenci, hledali Sc. Tam
paddy prvni rany V odvetu Ia
Bllou Horu. Neviditelne pra-
pory husitske vlaly mad temi-
to silky bojovniku. Nektefi z
Mich, po vyvaznuti, znova upa-
dli do rukou rakouske bestie.
Zardousila je, po stromech a
telegrafnich sloupech daIa roz
V6siti jejich tela. Neni to dlou-
no co pohrbena byla "a velk6
slavy v Praze. I'll ubozaci w.
sli do tiny a nikdy Sc nedostaii
k svetlu. JIM klesli ma pull CO.
ste. JIM skoro az ma samem
konci a nektefi st'astni dosli az
k vitezne mete posledni. S nj.
mi stanul tam cely narod
L jasna vysli ceskoslovensti
: legionafi z Ameriky. Sli tam,
; kde panovala desna noe, kde
zulily nejhroznejsi vasne. {
: Skoro sto zGstalo jich ma kr.
: vavych polich bitevnich, pri.
ncsse obet' svrchovanou. M
! sto padesat bylo jich porane
: no, tax re ztraty jejich ma DO.
Get byly velke.
V jednani Ceskoslovenskl
Eepubliky s eskosloyenskym
} legionafi 2 Ameriky osyedcila
: Sc pravdivost toho stareho po.
Fekadla, re "republiky jsou
: nevdecne". Zdali Ceskosloyen.
: ska republika nedovede konat
syoji poyinnost vdci ceskoslo.
yenskym legionardm Ameri.
KY, yykona j zdejsi ceskoslo.
vensky lid. Ten vyrovna ne.
zaplaceny lcet, nezaplaceny
duh, jenz bude treba nekdy
Ceskoslovenskou republiku
hodne pAliti.
Pamatujte ma trpici cesko.
slovenske legionafe, prispej.
te do vsenarodni sbirky, oslav-
te tlmto zpusobem %. riien.
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FEUILLETON.

kde drzeno bylo patnact do
mnelych vddcd Maffie a obe-
|sil je. To zaroven znamenalo
zanik Maffie.
V Italii mela vSak Maffia
lepsi minulost. Tajny spolek
tento sorganisovan byl na ST.
cilii v r. 1900 a ackoli pIvodne
pozustaval z Get rekrutova-
nych 2 banditG, staral Sc O "a
chovanl verejneho" poradku.
Ia dob ciziho q papezskeho IT,
tisku Maffia podporovala hnu-
tt revolucni a take Sc snazila
lustiti socialni otazku. Zruse-
ma byla v r. 1860, kdy Carl
baldi dokoncil dilo osvobozeni
Italie. Zminil jsem Sc pone-
kud obsirheji o Maffii, pone-
vadz vim, ze Americe Sc jm6
mem tim byly ztotoznovany
mnohe nepekne veci.
Ze svrchu uvedenych "clenu
Maffie DR.. Kramaf ocitl Sc We
stinu sibenice a zde jsmc Il "a
jimave Ease ceskoslovenske re-
,voluce. MGzeme "dekovati'
mamelukum We Vidni "a to, re
ceskosloveaska revoluce mela
sve mucedniky V narode do
ma. Proti DR.. Kramarovi ami
proti jeho tfem spoluobzalova-
nym nemela vlada nijakych
d1kazh, ze byli by chysta]i
'revoluci. Kfamaf byl vsak
jednim z nejprednejsich muzu
" narode a jeho popravou mel
byti 6esky narod zastrasen.
Takova mamelucka "filosofie"
vlada We Vidni.
kdo mel pfilezitost cisti me-
davno uvefejnene zapisky ge-
nerala Kunze z ceskosloyenske
vojenske justicni sluzby, jenz
" tomtez odboru slouzil "a Ra-
kouska, zasne mad tim, pro ja-
Ike "zlociny" byli lide popra-
vovani nebo posilani ma dlouha
leta do zalafG. Nesmel by
miti krev zilach, kdyby ma
novo nepocitil nenavist prot
rakouske bestii. A must Sc tel
zarditi SUDDEN mad tim, co
bylo tehdy ceskem narode H.
+, davacd. Ii donAseli dfaddm
slova promluvena jejich do
slechu, vyroky caste bezvy-
iZnamne a nevinne, ma nez v
kazde jine zemi ma syete, "a
,'stejnych okolncsti, bylo by tax
..pohlfzeno jez byly by vyne-
tsly nanejvyse pokutu nebo du-
'tku - "a tyto "zlociny" byli
Tide v Cechach a ma Morave
iveseni neb posilani ma dlouha
leta do zalafe.
! V kazde jine valcici zem1
]vsechny snahy Sc obracely k
tomu, aby take domaci fronta
udrzoyana byla peynou a ably
Sc toho docllilo, mad ledacims
Sc oko primhourilo. Vldelsti
nlamelulci Sc vsak domniyali,
re upevni frortu V Cechach,
kdyz budoa hodpe popravovs-
Il g zalafova.i. Sluzsbni hor-
livost vojensIych velitela byla
posuzov~-..- Gle tohc, koli.
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