Evening star., 1934-02-18
II ssoPped,
ddn'e II"
Feisd@eos
demanded
haushfiJy -
he tried 70 pull
the motor cycle
from under
the Porch.
sWhsf do you
mean, / dow't
kn0s0 hoss
to stop?"

move until they turn out TO be . nuisance. anA
% far they're innocent"
you bet they're innocent" declared Ben
FArney. These little black and white pets a
mine
~oh. stop talking about your little black and
s.s,. White psss!. exclaimed Mr. Roper. who v.s
and blue, for Ill care say they are con-
foundedly dangerous animals. and everybody
knows they are. For the last time, Ttiss.
ask ycu-can you or can you not make this
fellow move this fur farm farther out in tho
comty?"
There's no law for it. Mr.. Roper" saad Mr.
Tuss, sympathetically, but firmly. The way
those animals behave don't let me take NO
action and that's the truth What the Law
mys-
.F.rney.. said Mr. Roper suddenly. @rn
10 miles from here"
mo, SIR said Ben Farney. -No. I aint
going to move It."
I'll give vu tlrooo,- sid Axr Roper
mo. sir. This place Is good enough l0 m0
and don't aim to make any change. I'm
and moreover, nobody p ever going to haxo
cause or reason TO complain Of my little black
and white pets. r."
NA/HAT more M. Farney might have said
~ viii never be known. From the dirsctlon
of town came . noise not unlike battle Il
the Marne The noise increased. rapidlH -
Fenderton Roper came nearer ct the rats q -
miles an hour On his motor cycle.
Had any one been able to see FendeEtous
face he would have seen On Il . look of d.
may II not actual fright. - Fenderton swung
into Ben Farney's driveway, for Fenderto1 was
having trouble with his brakes again.
"Stopi Stop!" shouted Ben Farnsy. but Fen-
derton could not stop. He wanted to stop, but
the secood-hand motor cycle went fight On.
Il banged into the nxst wfre-nek fence thak
protected Ben Farneys little black and whine
pets and went right On through 4 and toce
into the second vire-net fence and, q Eender.s
ton threw himself on the motor cycle, Il cass-
pulled into the row Of pens where the frooe.
tire exploded vociferously - y
instantly Mr.: Fsrney. Mr.: Roper, Nm. Ta..
Mr. Parker and Fenderton himself knew thAt
Mr.. FArneys little black and white pets n.
sented this Intrusion. Fendeston himself.
scr,mbling over the remains Of the three fences
ON his hands and knees, knew e most a al
As soon O. he was beyond the fences he ran-
Nov" said Mr.. Tass when be had vatChed
Fenderton disappear down the road. Fl en-
make this hr farm move. I've got evidsnoe
that Il = nuisance. Let's get away nsa
here" $50,
III this fur farm moves,. saad Mr. r,r,p.r.
u OAy taxB R1vBsoAV u yVSAkob 3SAS0
he added, Lets get away from hare.
Half an hour later Fendertons father entered
his once with Nr. Parir 70 arrange futh~
details Of TIE sale. he seated himself at hlD
desk and. after mnmentaxy hssitation reaclsed
for his telephone and cazlsd his house. ms
wife. the maid told him, was ct the Fogtnighks
Club.
z IAs Fsnderton sOt home. Massaer- M.
J Roper a.ked.
Indeed, and he has, sir. Hes IN tn garaGa
dr. and I'm this minute taldn' him Tn ~
an hot waser. he had IN accident with hi1
motor cycle. III. and I'd not 1t him ihside u
house.
r understand sid M. Ropsr. -rea hin.
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