Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-10

always smashing my thumb. he snsss
conhdentialIy.
~Ahl Mrs Archman rals@d haa
brows Then she turned her hack %
lEberateiy Come. Bess, sac saaa
Captain Bunker Is Just comtns %
board
Bess nodded San right, mother, :
she sale. then she turned to tne
young man GOOD morning ~
Carr.
Cars eyes were perplexed as he
stared after the three. Particularly
did his eyes follow the broad back q
Lord George $50 that's mothers -plas.
Is It, he murmnred disgustedly. Cos
found the fellow. know I've seen
him before. and Il wasn't 10 England.
either. Where the dickens was itYe
AS the four reached the ganepIaEsk
Captain Bunker came up It. rr@
sorry ! wasn't on board when you
came he said. 4 hope Mr.. callias
made you at home"
afr. Collins was very nfee.- 70
sponded Mrs. Archman. ~But want
ed to see you particularly. captain"
/ certainly. VIII you come into tie
chart house. madaml"
Mrs. Archman nodded aud followed
Captain" she said. as she took her
seat, where are you to meet my bus
bandY'
II Captain Bunker was surprised he
did NOT show Il. II don't kn0W.
madam he said. "rm sailing under
sealed orders"
What does that mean z.
Il have a sealed letter. which ana
not TO open till / get out to sea. !
can't tell you where am going b.
cause don't know myself
Then you don't know whether ron
are to meet him on an islandY II q
important that I should know"
Captain Bunker shook his head n
know absolutely nothing" be pro
tested
-very well then listen to me- Mrs
Archman recounted the events that
had started Archman southwark. and
told OF the arrival Of the map. 'rm
sure this map was part OF the sfoisa
papers, and am very anxious 20 get
II 20 my husband came down hsre
TO ask you to take 4 and give Il 20
him when you saw him. But I have
changed my mind since I came"
"Ye-eA" The captain did not kn0w
what was coming.
"Yesi For reasons OF nv own. 4
want to get my son and daughter away
from New York. How many state
rooms can Jon have ready for passen.
gers By the time you are ready 60
saIl1g
The captain counted up on his I'm
gers. six" he said.
THAT Will be enough. captain. We
viii all 60 south with you"
"But-my dear madam" Captain
Bunker caught his breath. Il can't
take you. have no orders"
I'm giving them to you now. Mr..
Archman did not forbid It did hep J
mo: bur"
very well. then; IT'S settled.
win take all the responsibility. Il will :
seally solve lot OF dligieuItIes. cap = =
ain. Besides I'm not easy about },
Henry. want TO see him and give !
Inn that map myself. Xesl Wen )
DIN You, captain :
Captain Bunker shook his head. =
I'd be delighted to have you. Mrs. J,
Irchman.y he said sBut I can't take :.
gu without orders from the head OF !,
he arm. I-can't really. II you'lI tele- = !,
raph to Chicago and ges them to In - $
truct me-" =
very well IN do II. Meanwhile =
e. ready for rs" :,
Captain Bunker nodded. He knew y
hen TO make virtue OF necessity. y.
Id Captain Bunker. "Of course" he -
greed. TN be delighted to have you
7 on board. you know. Just couldn't =,
Ike the responsibility myself" =
II understand BY the way, cap
in--do al the workmen on the ship
, with usr' -.
ION. mol Most Of them are carpen- -
~ connected with the docks. Young -
lrr Is Ia charge Of them" 80
~Whof" ns
Young Carr. Yonder he ia The ~
plain pointed Most Of the men -. -
E IN bis charge. We are shipping a ~
" crew, you know. but none OF them -
e on beard yet" 81.
'Er-who Is Mr.. CARR what do ss
q know abont hlmr
Captain Bunker looked surprised.
Iofhlng much" be answered. Hes -
.ached 70 the YARDS here Ha saeme