The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-30
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1925
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Published by Arrangement First National Pictures
Lloyd Productions Inc

NO, SIR. We're moving this hotel
bodily to Dawson.
The newcomer surveyed the lit
tered premises with some curiosity.
He was tall, gray-haircd man. with
a long, impassive face Of peculiar
ashen color. He had lost his left
hand somewhere above the wrist
and in place of it wore Il metal
hook. With this he gestured stiffly
in the direction of a girl who had
followed him into the building.
"She's got to have a bed he de-
clared. II can get along somehow
till my stuff is landed tomorrow"
I'm sorry" Pierce told him, but
the beds arc all down and the win
dows are out. I'm afraid nobody
could get much sleep here. for Well
be at work. all night" ...
ANY other hotels?"
"some bunk-houses. But they're
pretty full"
Money no object, l suppose?' the
one-armed man ventured.
"Oh, none"
The stranger turned to his COM
panion. Looks like we'd have to
sit up till our tents come off. ] hope
they've got chairs in this town."
I'VE can stay aboard the ship"
The girl had a pleasant voiee-she
was. in fact, pleasant sight to look
upon. for her face was quiet and
dignificd, her eyes were level and
gray, she wore a head of wavy chest
nut hair combed neatly back beneath
L trim hat.
Alaska, during the first rush, wa.
4 land of pretty women, owing to the
fact that large proportion of those
who came North did so for the
avowed purpose of trading upon that
capital, but even in such company
this girl was noticeable and Pierce
Phillips regarded her with distinct
approval.
You can have my part of that
the man told her, with a slight grim
acc This racket is music, to the
below of those steers. And it smells
better here. If l go aboard again
III bd hog-tied. Why, Id rather sit
up all night and deal casino to a
mad Chinaman!'
"We'll manage somehow, dad"
The girl turned to the door and her
father followed her. lie paused for
a moment while he ran his eye Up
and down the busy street.
Looks like old times, doesn't it.
Letty:" Then he stepped out OF
sight
When darkness came the wrecking
crew worked on by the light OF
lamps. lanterns. and candles, for the
inducement Of double pay wa.
potent
Along about midnight Mr.. Lucky
Broad. the shcll-man. picked his way
through the bales and bundles and,
recognizing Phillips, greeted him
Familiarity:
Hello, kidd Where's her nibs.
the corr-tassel Countess?'
Gone to supper"
"Wcll, she sprung you, din't she
Some gal! l knew YOU was all
roilv" ....,
Fierce addressed the fellow frank
ly: I'm obliged to YOU for taking
my part. I hardly expected it."
why not? l got nothing agains,
you. ] got sort Of tenderness fo1
guys like you-I hate to see 'em de-
stroyed." Mr.. Broad grinned widely
and his former victim responded in
like manner. ~.
Il don't blame YOU" said the lat
ter. Il was an awful knot-head, but
you taught me lesson
"Pshaw" The confdence-ma,,
shrugged his shoulders carelessly
THE best of EN-, fall for the shells
l was up against it and had to &c,
some rough money, butts a hard
way to make a living. These pill
grims sqawk so loud it isn't safe
you'd think their coin was soldered
onto 'eIn. That's why I'm here.
understand her Grace is hiring meu
to go to- Dawson"
Eyes" .s* 49,. +
well. take a fash at me-" Mr.
Broad stiffened his back, arched hi,
chest. and revolved slowly upon his
heels. Pretty nifty, Ell? VIVA,
kind Of men does she want?' !.
Packers, boatmen principally
boatmen-feliows who can run
white water
The new applicant was undoubt-
edly in a happy and confident mood
for he rolled his eyes upward, cxr
claiming, devoutly: I'm gif,
from heaven! Born in a boifeoa
and Graded on the waves-that'.
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