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Evening star., 1934-02-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February H United
States Department OF Aerlculture). HOGS.
$4,000. including 1000 direct: market
running loa"5 higher than Tuesday l79-
I so; part load. 4 so: 2l0-30o pounds.
and most light hghts. 3Hoa4 50: bulk
packing SONS = lOa3.:i1: light light. good
and choice l4"-!1" ,n pounds 55a4 -.
medium weight. "oo-@5u pounds, 4.1oa
4 -; heavy weight 3Ju-350 pounds, $3.50
al -: packing sowS. medium and good.
:75-55O pounds. 300a3 81: pigs. good and
Cattle @ 900: calves. 500: fed steers
and yearlings. strong to % higher: active
at advance; welghty steers sharing up
turn; top. 7.35 best medium weights.
strong TO 25 higher Slaughter cattle and
yealers-Steers. good and choice $50
900 pounds 625a7 40; "00-l 100 pounds.
3.35: /: ;: i'3ooa 500 pounds, 4,ooas 80;
common and medium 550-1 300 pounds.
3 15a5 80; heifers good and choice 55o-
go pounds. 25a 90; common and me
dium. -f50a5."5 cows. good. 340a4."5:
ter and cutter. l.75a3 90; bulls year
lines excluded, good CbeeN 3OOa3o5:
cutter common and medium, 235a3 10;
yeaers. good and choice. 5.75a1 80; mc-
800 StocSer and feeder cattle--Steers.
300; common and medium. 3.O0a315
Sheep 5000: fat lambs opening fully
OFFERINGS held above so; most early bids
below 9:'5; sheep. 25-40 or more higher.
native ewes upward TO 500; fed Westerns
held held s hisher; ] lambs, 90 pounds down;
medium. 1.00aS.15; g0-9S pounds. good
and choice, SOOaa 40: ewes 9O-l50
pounds good and choice 35Oa5 90: all
weights. common and medium. . .5Oa4. 90.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
SILVER PRICE RISES
ON MONETARY REPORTS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 7-Silver
strengthened in the New York market
today, in response to predictions in
pro-silver congressional quarters IN
Washington of reduction in the
weight of the silver dollar as move
to increase the price of the metal.
Bar silver advanced as of cent
to "A. cents an ounce. and silver
futures in the commodity exchange
pushed up about Il cent an ounce
before midday.
The futures market was unable to
maintain its advance. however. and
slid off somewhat from the best levels.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
PRESSED STEEL CAR co.

NEW YORK. February [P.-The
preliminary report of Pressed Steel
Car Co.. operating under receivership
from May II. and subsidiaries for the
year ended December 81, 1888, shows
net loss of S893,9 after interest and
depreciation. In 1882 loss was ST.
436.171.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
WEST VIRGINIA ISSUE SOLD

NEW YORK. February R).-New
municipal bond offerings include an
issue of S2,500,000 State of West Vir-
ginia As and 4las. The selling syndi-
cate, composed of banks and bankers,
Is offering the As, amounting to sS75,-
600. due in le47-53, at 80. and ST.
y 900 4l2s due l934-46, to yield $50
, Ais per cent.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
COttOrseed Oil.

COttorseed Oil.
BleaChab!e cottOnseed oil futures
closed steady; spot unQuoted. Fehru-
airy. 495b. March 504b, April, 509b,
May. 5.24b: June. 525b; July. 5.44,
August. sash. Sales, 81 contracts.
including 4 switches. Bid.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Homestake Up Nine.

Shares of Homestake Mining got
up g. United States Smelling. s, and
American Smelling, Alaska Juneau,
Dome and Mcintyre about a point
each. A few speCialties also showed
resistance On the other hand, Della
ware & HUDSON dropped 4 and Allied
Chemical. American Commercial Alco-
hol and United Aircraft lost about
each. The utilities. including Amerl-
can Telephone, Consolidated Gas,
Western Union and Standard Gas
sag2ed / to or more. Santa Fe,
New York Central, Case United States
Steel. American Can. Douglas Air
craft. General Motors and others were
of as much.
Selling Of some of the aircraft is
sues was attributed partly TO the lr-
quiry at Washington into mail con-
tracts ana other air transport activl-
ties
Just what effect the French political
disturbances may have had on do
mestic equities was a disputed ques-
ton among brokerage houses. That
the sell-of may have been due part.T
to nervousness over the troubles in the
Place de Ia Concorde was the belief in
some quarters, although most market
observers felt this influence was
minor one
Evening star., 1934-02-07
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February An early
advance of about Is TO 20 points in
cotton today in response to firm Iiv-
erpool cables and a continuation OF
Yesterdays buying movement was fol-
lowed by reactions under realizing
and scattered selling May contracts
after advancing to l2l7 at the start
sold off to l1.87 with the midafter-
noon market showing net losses OF I
to , points.
Evening star., 1934-02-07

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Evening star., 1934-02-07

27i4 1ss. California Packing.
Ia. Callahan Zinc. .....
6ss 4 Calumet & Hecla. 80.
l4a. 9la Campbell-Wyant.
29rs A. Canada Dry G A %
III, 12s. Canadian Pacific. ..
32ls 28l, Cannon Mills ills. d.
81. 5ss Capital Admin tA)..
311a 26s4 Cap Admin pf At3.
81 20 Car Clin & . sta f5)
S6A 651s Case GID Co. .....
32A 23la Caterpillar Tr(5oc)
44h 1914 Celanese Corp.
81 PA Celotex Co. ........
2As IL Celotex vic. .......
10 61a Celotex pf. ........
32h 70 Cent Aguire (1h)..
92 70 Cent r r of n j ..
11h "a. Century Rib Mills. =
37s. 32as Cerro de Pasco. 90.
Ia 81. Certain-teed Prod. e.
81 IL, Certain-teed pf. ...
46ts 39la Ches & Ohio (2.S0).. >.
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4la l7a Chi & East III pf. .,
5la 25s Chi Great Western. q.
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1874 67s Chi NJ il StP&Pac pf
Is 6ss Chi & Northwestern
25a4 1874 Chi & Northwest pf.
81. Ga Chi Pneumatic Tool
22h 1874 Chi Pneu Tool pf.
6 2s4 Chi Rock & Pac.
8 3h Chi r & Pac SO pf
9ss AZ Chi r & Pac To pf
5h 5 Chi st P MINI & o. .
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30N 19k Chicka sha c o h50c.
10la 6 Childs Company.
59a4 497s Chrysler Corp a..
24as 17h City Ice & Fuel (2).
rs 81 City Ice & F pf II.
rs !. City Stores. ......
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5ss 81. City Stores tA)....
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Evening star., 1934-02-07
STOCKS DECLINE
81 TO 81 A SHARE
Metals and Few SpeciaItieS
Are Only Issues to
Resist Trend.
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, February 7.-Heavy
realizing swept the stock market to-
day, carrying numerous shares | to
around points lower. Metals and a
few specialties resisted, but other in
dustrials, rails and utilities gave way
to the selling. The list leveled of in
the late dealings and some recovery
appeared American Telephone,
United States Steel. American Com
mercial Alcohol, Delaware e. Hud-
son. Case. Santa Fe and Consolidated
Gas lost to 4 at their worst. United
States Smelling showed a net gain Of
5 points. Transfers approxlmated
100000 shares.
Foreign exchanges were strong at
the opening. but they later pared
their gains. In the afternoon ster-
ling was still up 3 cents at So, and
French francs were 0l2 Of cent
higher al 632l2 ? cents.
Evening star., 1934-02-07

1dnn bepl SlOT0S.
~ 25k Hahn Opt Strs pf. &.
7h 31a Hall w F Printing.
33 rs Hamilton Watch pf
22t4 141a HARRISON & Walker.
~ pa Hat Corp tA).
) Ia Hayes Body. ......
96N S7N Hazel-Atlas Gl t5..
1051s 101 Helme G W CtO....
50 SO Hercules Powd III.
115 Ill Hercules Pw pf 60.
55h 4S1a Hershey Choc (3)..
SA 81, Holland Furnace. >.
10Is 5a4 HollandrtA) )h121ac
336 $40 Homestake NJ t13)
l3E II Houda lille Hersh A.
81 ~ Houdaille- Hersh B.
29a. 21 Houston Oil ......
5a 3ia Houston Oil tnew).
Evening star., 1934-02-07

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High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
97Ia SO Abrm & Strs pf o..
11h 3as Adams Express.... 80,
81 IL Adams-Millis d..
11as "a. Addressograph. go.
TN 81. Adv Rumley.
91- 6ls Affiliated Prod(60c)
1861 95l? Air Reduction (3.
3 Is Airway Elec Appl.
2s7s 20s. Alaska Juneau t75c.
~ 5 Albany Wrap Paper
So 3ll Allegheny Corp. -,
14As 57t Alleg Cp pf $50 WV.
1917 5.s Alleg Cp pf $40 WV.
12la 5A Alleg Cp pf $40 XIV. .
1874 IA Allied Chem (6). -.
1876 1925 Allied Chem pf CD..
23ss 161a Allis-Chalmers. 80.
20is l2a. Alpha Port Cement.
sos Ala Amerada Corp (2)..
36 25h Am Ag Chem (DeD.
% 14l2 Am Bank Note. ....
45Ts 40 Am Bank Nte pf(3) L.
l2a4 ~ Am Beet Sugar. go.
64 46l2 Am Beet Sugar pf. .
377s % Am Brake Shoe 60c.
103 sc Am Brake Sh pf 90 q.
103la 94a Am Can 90.
337s 231. Am Car & Foundry. ,
56la 3Sl. Am Car & Found pf.
l. 6'2 Am Chain. ..........
80 20l2 Am Chain pf. .....
40 46l. Am Chicle t3). .....
30'a 2S Am Coal Alleg %. d.
Ga 3as Am Colortype. 80.
6212 5lA Am Comcl Alcohol. ..
As 2ss Am Encaustic.
12S4 -. Am & Foreign Pwr.
25 II Am e. For Pw pf(6).
297s II Am & For Pw pf(O.
17l7 81. Am & For Pw I'd pf.
20a. 174 Am Haw Stship %.
10l2 ~ Am Hide & Leather.
40as 307s Am Hide & Leath pf
355s 26's Am Home Prod 2.40.
10 6ls Am Ice Co. .......,
IL 612 Am International. .
lSs 5. Am La France & F. &.
bs 4 Am La France pf...
Se'. 26t. Am Locomotive. 80.
T0i2 80 Am LOGON otive pf. 4.
19a. IS Am Mach&Fy (s0c)
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227s IS Am Metals. ls.........
so 73 Am Metals pf. .....
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121. 81. Am Power & Light.
26 127. Am P&L IS pfGAD.
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17.s 1875 Am Radia tor.
277s 17la Am Rolling Mills. q.
46t. Sc Am Safety Raz (3D =.
6 3A Am Seating. ........
2as Am Ship & Com. 80,
80 49,. Am Shipbldg (2)....
47la 4la4 Am SIN & Ref.
JOG 100 Am SIN &; Ref ~ pf
So Asa. Am Snuff t3A)....
26i3 19i4 Am Steel Foundry. I.
49, 81 Am Stores (2)......
81 46 Am Sugar (2).
10 1881 Am Sugar pf %.
1885 1512 Am Sumatra Tob.
1881. 1o7a. Am Tel &, Tel o..
S2Ss 65l4 Am Tobacco 50. -.
SAL, g. Am Tobacco B CO..
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10s4 A.. Am Type Founders.
20 "a. Am Type Fdrs pf. {.
26 l6a. Am Water Wks %.
so "a Am Wat w 1st (6). q.
III. 11as Am Woolen........
s3l7 61.s Am Wooden pf. .....
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147s 5h1 Am Writ Paper pf.
81, 81, Am Zinc & Lead. -.
173s 1sl3 Anaconda Copper.
24s. Is Anchor Cap (60c)..
SSl2 Sc Anchor Cap pf Il.
317s 26l. Archer-Daniels ID.
81 76g. Armour Del pf 90. d.
81 A.. Armour of III (A)..
81. -. Armour of III (B)..
63ts IS Armour of III pf.
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45l, 35A Atlas Powder. 900.
SO SO Atlas Powder pf (6).
IL, ia Atlas Tack. ........
81 47a. Auburn Auto co..
liz 7 Austin Nichols. go.
lOa. III Avia ton Corp p(DeD 1.
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High. Low. Dividend Rate.
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Reaction Expected.

It was pointed out in several bank
ing Offices that further evidences cf
unrest in France might even result n
an additional eXpatrlat!on of foreign
funds for investment in American Sc
curities because Of possible unstable
conditions in European markets.
For several days various stock
analysts have been Of the opinion tha;
some sort of reaction was on III
program because of the sharp advanf '
which has been enjoyed by mos
equity groups. Few however. expect
ed any serious reversal. The majoritT
were still optimistic for what is termed
the long pull
AdylceS from Washington that IA
bill for the regulation OF speculatiC1
was being whipped into shape an
proba bly would be USED as the bas
of the Senate Committees hearlNa
which starts next week were stud lea
with much interest by Stock EY-
change members Wall Street. though.
was still hoping that the enaCtmen-
of law may be postponed at leas-
until the next session Of Congress
Evening star., 1934-02-07

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73i2 So Delaware & Hudson
331. 22la Del Lack e. West.
IL. s.. Denver & r G w pf.
70 63is Detroit Edison Cd.
49ia % Devoe < Ray A tlH
2S', 25l& Diamond Matcht1).
81, % Diamond Mch pf "a
36A 81 Dome Mines (rl y .
22l. 1914 Dominion Strs l.20.
2Si2 la. Doug Aircraft 75c..
IL. g., Dresser Mfg (A). -.
lll7 7ls Dresser Mfg tB). :.
lts ~ Duluth S S & Att. :.
II, Duluth s 5 * Atl pf +.
81 16l. Duplan Silk CD....
1887 90as Du Pont de Mem (2). =.
1898. lis Dupont den db pf S.
96h 80 Duquesne 1t lstt5)
Durham Hosiery Df
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09

For n mile no word was spoken
Then faFane said. This Is the
La.rdI line
Steve was wondering about The
owner and how he might be ap
preached when they shot around IA
sharp bend. coming from strong cur
rent 10 "a quiet. yelvety pool.
Il was a surprise 10 see another
canoe there. and a sort of shock
10 observe Franz in the stern hold
iug Il In the shadows by a paddle
against bottom. 4 decided shock.
however 10 meet the peculiarly an
rerrd glare turned on him by the
white haired mountain o. a man
Who sat iu the bow. a tly rod IN his
huge hands
Aa they swept across the deep
water toward the high bank Steye's
eyes and interest beld on this angler
and be- was. Ia a manner. prepared
FOR bis outburst
Thanks z" was his first word.
spoken bitterly. Thanks Meester
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09
HIGH VALUE SET
ON MANUSCRIPT
Record Price Paid by British
Museum.

Curious Loudoners, peering through
"a glass ease In the British museum
can now see collection OF rough
parchment sheets on which Greek
characters were laborlously inscribed
l.GD years ago Though perfectly
legiblc. the writing Is without spacing
and totally devoid OF punctuation.
Bui this manuscript Is valued az well
over thousand times lts weight In
gold
one reads with n sort % fascina-
tIon 30 the purchase from non-re-
lciuus Russia of the "Codex Sinai
tlcus one 90 the two Fourth century
Bible texts for fio0OOO. which Is
about $4,000 at current exchange
and the highest price ever paid for
single manuscript. But. MS II this
SUM were not enough 90 excite In
tercst. boak collectors assure US that
the British government made n bar.
gain For this unique manuscript
has been valued MS high as $3.50.
0ou
Ninety years ago a Biblical scholar
of the University of Leipzig. Con
stau,ine Tlschcadprf by name. came
upon few stray leaves of parch.
mcuj in monastery on Mount Sinai.
he never found The body of the text.
but in ls19 be returned 20 dcciphcr
The manuscript that came to be
known as the "Codev Sinalticus. +"
The monks. obllylous 10 the real
worth 81 their document. yielded II
20 Car Nicholas. who had jurlsdic-
ton ~ Greek church property. In
l9l7 this unique relic passed to the
Soviet and now. by purchase. to the
British museum.
Although some may believe that
there Is something fictitious in the
value given by time. q Is from these
early texts and scattered portions Of
other manuscripts that the present
Bible Is established. The only other
Fourth century manuscript IS held
by the pope. as It's name. Codex yati.
cuuus. implies Sull an another early
Greek text. dating from the Fifth
century. Is the Codex AlexaudrInus
also held by the British museum.
The acquisition OF the Codex Sim.
iticus recalls the purchase several
years ago of the vollbehr collection
of Incunabula. by which congress
added the Gutenberg Bible and sev.
eral hundred other antiquities 10 its
library at a cost OF about S2.OO0.OO
This transaction was negotiated
largely by Representative Ross Col.
llns. legislative blbliophlle. who
somewhat paradoxlcally heads the
military subcommittee of the house
appropriations committee. II we es
innate Mr.. Collins correctly he may
sometimes reflect that OF all the ap.
propriations which have passed un.
der bis attentive scrutiny. that for
the vollbehr collection was perhaps
the best Washington
Post.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09
Make this lip test

| OOk at them . and your checks, too, yrithout
II makeup. Do they possess the natural glow of
health which comes from sufHcicncy Of rich red
read on YOU may find of the why your
skin is not clear and rosy.
You cannot have red lips, rosy checks, energy and
checrfuness II your blood is in a rundown condition.
Lack Of go-bin the red coloring of the blood,
may also indicate weakened condition Of the body
loss of strength poor appetite.
S.SS. is not just so-called tonic but a tonic spe-
cay designed to stimulate gastric sceretions and also
having the mineral elements very, very necessary in
restoring low hemo-globin content. II your condi-
tion suggests blood tonic OF this kind. try SSS.
Unless your case is exceptional, you should
tee pickup in your appetite your color and skin
should improve with increased strength
SSS. is sold by all drug stores in two sizes the
ioIse' % more economical G The S.S.S Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09
CHAPTER III-coa,iusod

There she lass. Jimmy From
rl can sues. added 20 what
TaaFT,c told me. lt's the pulp wood
,au,ruri that's ke~p,n' the 500 alive
urtI falL and lf Ne don't have
stesl 10 Ert our logs out on and n
m.li rguuia' hy the time snuw aics
vrre all Ia And them lads IN
,aupre got to have an answer 20
tlrr question: iu short order
Steve pae-d the rooas The In
crva@s1 rast ~ production might De
serious bui tae eompiets shut down
woaI1 srr'l disaster. lie was here
to help uld Jlm
-All right. sell give en- vhai
thef want he said abruptly
-ceaIt- MrNa,ly Er.nuel broad.
jF . wus h0u.a' you'd see li
straight. Young Jim e.
Adro.tly. covering bis own utter
iEu1raucc - situations and men.
Steve learned other things
That Frann had COM. into the
courty three years before. posing
az a cruiser thar he had mei Kate
and old Jim az Coed Bye. that
Kate had bern charmed hy him Tor
time. that suspicion had been
bcu ln her. that erldence anally
had been unearthcd that FranE vas
only az agent for Henson interests.
spslue OF rolnris and working
crafiliy 90 put himself into the good
Eraces - Duncan Macdonald. whose
property would have served As =
KEY holding 10 either of the larger
outfits
Macdonald. o. the Laird. as he
was known LEGALLY. was n wealthy
rcCluse whose passion was trout
nshlnE. Tie had sieadfasiiy refused
10 sell bis timber or TO grant a right
ofway Tor Flynn's railroad through
t.
IaFane. what about Ia.
FaueT- Steve hsked
Hes another queer one. these
woods seem % b. full % EN- J.! Hes
beru ln herr squatiin' on your prop
crty. since before I come old Jim
diiu'i noiesi him sort q liked the
man. ! guess iaFnne Il the best
woodsman I've ever seen. but be
went work uf H. lie breakx bird
doss for sports. traps a little and.
r~oeui. = bcen enrryln' the mail
4 bceu thlnkin' about him a lot.
these last days FrauE's hnen tryln'
90 caum up a. him and had q no.
tion webhy he'd ilke Ia get hold 81
some of our letters I don't think
- Famed ael Ont. hui he's a queer
one I've always fgurcd he'd he
n wonder az bandlln men % he
would. hn; he'd rather work with
dogs lusi now he's got 3 Wild
th.ne over there and thinks he's
go.us o. deyelop a strain of sled
dogs.
Yes. sir. IaFanes n queer hsh /,
The geufiesl man with children
you've ever seen. All wrapped up ln
his Kids. I've watched him handle
a drunken lumber jack Just like he
would a doc and you'd think there
wasn't a kidd hair In his head. then.
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09

He don't beat 'em up. understand.
Just a uatural-horn handler. And
hard D-n. how hard he Isl He
don't warm up TO anybody except
his Kids and his dogs"
Steve decided 10 watch LaFane
closely Just now he was chainlng
some settlers and. after a moment.
with a final playful toss OF the
youngest child. set OF into the woods
with two bird dogs. After be went.
a great gray creature that had been
pacing NJ his chain length. which
lay fat. head on his paws. while
the man was near. rose TO his feet.
lie resumed that restless pacing
back and forth. back and forth.
watching the children with ears
stiff.
For another hour Steve and Nc
Nally talked and might have con
tinued until noon had not a shrill.
longdrawn scream brought them to
their feet
The Coolidge examiner., 1934-02-09

S>kz>>
But the Next Time the Club Found
It's Marx.
LaFaue nd ser companion. Thanks
fer putin doom tn grandest dsh
that swims IN stream :"
Steve turned the canoe quickly
into the shadows and brought Il TO
a halt.
I'm sorry. sir" be said we
couldn't see around the bend.
didn't know"
See Know what gude'd tive
done. had yeg What GUIDE 10 me. ia
choose 10 know 2" Ills gray eyes
burned. -Four years. moo. I've worked
for yon trooi He's tn grandest
foutanills that swims this water
Five times, I've struck him; Eve
times I've had him 20 through IN
cast Nd this mornln be was
crazy for II. nd | was al last pre-
pared FOR him. Nd you you
pot yer canoe across bis lair nd
drove him doom D-n'"
u wouldn't have done II FOR the
world. sir" Steve protested 4
know what It IS myself. 20 work
over Il ash"
"Ayl WI spinner. likely, Most
yooug men use Ia spinner. They're
not anglers: Il takes an angler 10
ken ="
Yes" Steve agreed. "a spinner
fisherman, a pluuker wouldn't I'M
derstand For them. n fish Is meat
For the dry ny Hes some
thing else again I'm sorry. Come
on. LaFane."
He spun the canoe about and
they proceeded lie was conscious
that the Scoiehman was cycling him.
something Ike puzzlement evidently
minsllng with III humor.
LaFane spoke after time:
IT'S little things that touch him
Of or win bis friendship.
Likely. be won't speak 10 you for
months"
They rounded bend or two and
the voice Of the river became a NUT
ter.
I'VE stop here" laFane said.
That's Twenty Mile rapid below
Us. a man don't run II unless he
has 10. And then, only some get
through"
They beaehed at a trail aud
stepped out A sharp bend was be-
low and following the narrow ledge
Of rocks. they moved along 10 where
they could see the beginning OF the
rapid. Steve shrugged as he sur
veyed the rock-strewn torrent No,
man would have dire necessity
riding with him II be. stuck to the
river through that mad water.
Franz did IL once" La Fame said,
as though sensing what his com
panion's shrug indicated. Two
years ago. It's what got him into
good standing with Macdonald. Mac
Donald couldn't do Il even In his
younger days. and he was a good
man, too. Some men are like
that; they'll have nothing to do with
any other until he can beat them
at something they're good In. Franz
Is no fool"
Steve thought this last might
have been added as a warning And
he thought again that this com
panion was a strange creature.
The Laird was not in sight on
their return and when they came
TO the pool where his great trout
lived Steve called a halt and sat
there for many minutes, peering
down into the dark wafer. II was
superb lair for a big FISH. pre-
senting hazards which would put
the best OF anglers TO disad-
vantage. For some time they re-
maIned there, moving up and down
while Steve, though saying little,
studied the character Of the bend.
AS they entered Goodbye lake
again LaFane, apropos Of nothing
at ALL said:
"Old Jim left a fly rod and tackle
here two years ago. l have fresh
leaders"
Thanks" muttered Steve and
gTinned. This fellow was good
ITO BE CoETISUEDl