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A mob, they say, needs only a.

leader to turn it from a herd of

gpurposeless men to a legion of purposeful devils. In that instant

t ~°-- 'w _

Euston Street Saturda be emh

the leader appeared. He was short, ‘mick-hooked wrestler-built. no

_ now wicked with whiskey and ani

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12th, noon for Mrs. Emily Callag- h k d__ This gm., su esgmn

{.IIll/I0 TVZPS W eeklj' han. Excellent location. liloder e as e po e gg

2 from ST. JOHN

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.S. "CALVIN AUSTIN" ails from Rr-i.i‘s Pr. \\`i\dr{,Sr.]oim \Vc<l- nc.=.I.zys:\t 9 a.lll.(:\ S.'i`,f-.sid Iirlszporr and lzfvcc DucIlllslo|\l0.l..lll_'i h:lrs.i.1r morning D.S.T.) Satllrili' sailing from Sr. john :lr p.m, i'.f\ S.'i`.) dlrrct ro liosrun, lille p ln. (D S.'I`.>. $lll1cI.lv. R-ctl:|'rlllg, Icavcs i>.~lon, hioli., l`:'i., lu :l.ul. QD.S.T.) vid lobes ;ln.i iilstport.

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Freight and Passengers.

Leave Arrive Arrive Montreal (.‘h'town Ch'towu 10 a. m. and and

Leave for Leave lor St. John's Montreal

Sept. 5 Sept. 7 Sept. 14

Fortnlghily thereafter.

CARVELL BROS. LTD

_ Clxarlottcto-.rn Agents. FURNEISS REU CROSS LINE

4810-4-17-frlnlonwedilitf.

Professional Cards

lon. .l. ll. llvlalls

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"_ MR. GEORGE E. BROWN

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McLure Ed’ MacKinnon SILVER FOXES AND FURS

` Representing HUDSON’S BAY C0.. of LONDON, England. Dfiice, 112 Kent St. Phone 3962

GEORGE J. ARMSTRONG

- ARCHITECT

145 Great George Street

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McDONALD & lVicPHEE ' B. A.

I. A. McDONALD. B. F. McPHEE - Barristers. Attorneys, Etc. ~ MONEY T0 LOAN

`_ Riley Building ' _ 4734-5-20-lmo-daily

STEWART & LOWTHER , J. D. STEWART, K. C. ,, N. W. LOWTHER

ilAltB.lS’1`El!S. SOLICITORS. ETC.

. 84 Great George Street __ MONEY T0 LOAN.

conveniences.

JOHN P. BRADLEY,

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“lt isn’t equitable." “whom ¢o¢~¢rouolo1" -»*“ “ ` “A divorce costs a great deal

mor: than a marriage license."

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THE KISS

A kiss is a peculiar proposition. Ol no use to one, yet absolute

bliss to two.

The small boy gets lt for noth-

ing, the young man has to steal it, and the old man has to buy it.

The baby'o right, the |over'a priv-

ilege, the hypocrlte‘s mask.

For a young girl, faith--to a

` married woman, hope-and to an

old mzld, cll.1r-ily,

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"How about the storm your wife

raised at that society meeting?"

"Oh, it afl blew over."

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your last name.

She: I haven’t caught It myleil

yet.

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` MARK R. McGUlGAN

B. A. _

BABRISVIER. SOLICITOR., ETC. ' MONEY TO LOAN

iameron Block. Charlottetown. P.E.l.

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Bell, I). L. Mllthieson, LI. ll

Barrister & Solicitors Money to Loan Eharlottetown and Montague

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JUDICIARY UMPIRES BALL

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RAYMOND, Wash., Sept 10 (U.

P.)-Both baseball teams were satisfied when supreme court JUS- tices Millard and Beler umpired.

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GIASSES I-`I'l"l`\'.`l) E W [At Milt I S I` ~\ t Lllll

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rrlslel and Attorney-It |-IW ,_ fflce: |80 Richmond Street

MONEY 'I0 LOAN

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“ seemed to hush the babble as a. _UPI and the marshal -s_p0k_° |801"-i r ph et mm

muted stop on an organ; for an

out of which a voice came:

There's plenty of Iariats in the

Auctioneer. instant there was almost silence; _0I1eihff0 B U¥°f~¢Ml“¢`ltN“°

corral." "Two of you go and fetch one,"

said the leader. ‘Any of you got a couple of belts to spare? All right, strap his arms and legs."

As men shot through the back door, as men began stripping off their belts. the babble rose again: but not before I heard from the thick crowd by the door a kind of low, choking wail, which made me if possible, even more sick of soul. It flashed upon me that I might make some countermove in the in- terest of real justice and of mercy- I looked about; no eye but showed

impassive orb of Jim Huffaker The

a voice with ring and carry. which

was doing-all except- the newcom

He tall

ial. He wore a black sloouch hat

all his height he moved with quick, flowing certainty. I-le did not wait for that mood of frozen hesitation to break; in two strides he had- crossed to one of the empty chairsi pushed against the wall when thei players dropped their game. I-IeI_ _stepped into it, stcppcd just as lightly to the table, his feet crunching on chips and the spilled stacks of twenty-dollar gold pieces. As the silence began to break into sinister mutterings, he spoke again:

"Bring that rope here-andthat, prisoner, too!" I Momentary silence again. He

stood, his feet, plainted apart, a _drawn revolver in his left hand-I which I thought odd. It rested eo,

_close to his body, its muzzle a little ilowered. His eyes seemed to take

us all in.

The lender of the mob stood alone

_in the middle of the floor. He

spoke suddenly:

“We‘ll hang a city marshal all

quick as a pickpocket." he said. “Boys' bring on your rope. It's long

enough for two."

"Drop that rope!" came from the

_man on the table, shifting his eyes, _shifting slightly the muzzle of his

fgun.

There the leader made his mis-

take. The muzzle was turned away from him; he had an instant to act. His hand went to his hip. In the _same instant I had la. glimpse of a dozen forms beginning a prudent

drop toward the floor.

I never saw the man on the table

change the direction of his muzzle from the back to the center of the floor. The motion was too quick. I was only aware that his right hand, held flat, had brushed across' his gun. The "bang" sent the crowd I to the floor as a strike in bowling

des

§_ _ 0 N Iwore a great red beard from above , ,oi-ol;-`,»`f..__ which gleamed an eye as red, and'

- E 1 lu oll o public ouoilon, elgu ` - V- » sluz or 0 8 - '

N rooniyed shousi; and barn, No. 20 Ima] hate- Iwith the mpe’ wukms unnwduy' tion had been dimly 'troubling me

_ _ ( or "well, hos anybody got o ropol" !lerk11y. crossed the 'nw an the mn.ng_ om. bmkets “N

, "Theres been no lynchil'l'_ ln" this* We found indeed. B 4105011 meh 91'

, Ibelt from the prisoner's arms. to_ mountain air and fatigue, I was a

fury save only Bucks and the b1“e'.srlap on handcunsf 'The babble little time in falling _asleep-

back dom new op______ ___ man' _____ |broke out again. f Three mlnutos_ these had been the most crowded

‘ ibefore, it had an animal note. Now and excited days of my life.

tered with B' “med rope' And Iit sparkled with laughter. Before' Cramped in every Joint by one 'h,°,m_` ,, the marshal, the deputy and their night on the hard floor, Buck, Tal- I Drop that mm! came 8 v°I°e‘ volubie prisoner passed out of thef bot and I rolled out and breakfast-

seemed to dominate all the noise. I ' He who Oke S in th d _ ling out chips and piles of gold_ ed forth the sun had risen forthe

. sp ° °°' nlooos ot the nobles tho lm-tenders world below, but for us lt mono or Silence fell again-silence and I Bm d 'th et I 0 th hm i _ d quiet. It semeed that everyone Iwere I ng M m' e wen- y on y n 8 W _r mme lfmze ___ the must of wh___,ev____ he |black with an ascending crowd. = peaks above. From the snows of I "He is sure a shootin' msn," re-, the peaks the breeze came in pulls.

_:av __ was a _ hmand Zmh a ‘- lniration. "Who mightit be?" touch, once you had filled your ‘ y row" mus ac e an mper'I. “Town marshal," replied .7tm» lungs it whipped your blood like _ ___ G A R __ _ _ |Hu.ffaker briefly. "Name, Chril wine. '

° e ' ' ‘ D" em’ and °r »McGrath. You‘re right, he'shoots." (To be continued)

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..-Q-'°r1,yut¢d- to so erovoluv roman _ ‘ '.l.'llat'a why rm ull- ' 'iwaochaap-" `

gona until I see your 'tltii‘|fi-ight." and suck stubborn- `l7. Ilaemluakaroanumwitha

. * fwoil, if chris Moaratn sm' WI ' rllhtand bound. you'll believe him.

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"--“wliwrno got to do with lil" 'raked' ’ jnuok.

foo.;-,_ ` I » '-mow' onowod noon

_rr _ lnnton and turoush the thluulut

"crowd, to nos 'lawn mu-onol Mo-

' -_ -Grlth.W¢ranhlmtoea.rthlnthe

his gun cout. and' no' It

_dropped clatterlng _to the ffloor.'._¥°°°h;’_“o;h;;’;_r nu' hu Mud on .ulolnn d rooms lisfsl-“' ' icepremdase lf; down, gghudne-I In two minutes the marshal had ibm' _ _ _ _- _ _ _ '_ ieertlrlod unomololly but with oer-

- < _ _ _mary that No. as plooor. held by

"°°u’“°" mm Wm' 'h'°'m‘° wllu 'rolbor wo r. bono ride

.a mashal’s pushed though the doorf ` ‘.m - S ' M

"Charlie," said _ the _ lnirlhal. I umm 'mmm' encumbrmce'

~ , ~ \ ‘ iwe left, Huffaker asked us about

_with the rcpe,como here.” Themm _od _ th ___ ht .mn qu”

audience W” “ow Nahum' t° get with ou acks inthe ublic' corral.

_ Sleeping t ere on the W . D- iana “BI” 'eeme-d t° new 'very' :lcd ground. seemed out ot the quea-

_ ` tivu- '

_ ro :nero anybody oloo to "1 deep pwvle in my lim*-" "ld ishoot?" he inquired. No one rss-irfuffaker, “keep up the fire =pondod. "Au right." ho_oontlourd.;n1sa¢ so you d°1\'t nerd bl=1\l<°*-=-

camp yet, and there_won't be. ' Get ready snorinK Und" "W WUI* °f that? somebody fix up the. man I the testament. just shot. He’s only winged in the "Won’t cost wou nothin,' seein's arm." I-le cast his eye about'-'ag'aln. we done so much business-good 'worn blood wooup, boys. nothin' night." whispered our host as he ~lu¢o o lmlo blood to ‘oool l>lood."_ deported to his quarters in the His face had been. as blank _at a rear. stone wall except for the_ steady I threw myself down by the stove blaze of his eyes. But now hesmil- _ of the Golden Eagle, and, with one ed, and I liked the way his oyesislde roasting and the other freez- crinkled He leapeddown from the_ ing, slept until the cook woke me table, tumed his ba._ck‘delibe_ratoly|by stirring the fire l’01’ BD €Bl'lY on thecrowd, began to _strip_the._ breakfast. In spite of youth,

door the poker-players were- sort- ' ed by candlelight. When we start-_

marked Buck in a. tone of deep ad A little shrill and piercing at first

"Who’s mayor of thief camp. any~

now?" inquired Buck. Llmon Boilers ALL

"Ain‘t none," replied Huffaker. AROUND GRID CAPTAIN

"A town marshal like. that l.g`a1i the ' ` _ mayor we need--There! 'I‘here's , Pa.. Sept., 9-Al- our man!" he suddenly broke off, _ len T. Ware, of Giassboro, N. J.. darting past _the poker tables andj captain of the Lehigh University laying hoods on on lndlvlduol who ‘ football eleven this year. will also had just entered. lead the basketball and baseball

After all this space of years, the teams. figure or alll 'roloot,_wlio wontodi ware nos olneody won our vor- to sell his claim, has grown ll. little sity letters. In football he plays dim in mind; no was to floor into ' s bwkfield post and does most of

_'_' worlm' uid Hu'-i “Hs registers minin' claim-I. _

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tiny Comstock Lode saloon. 11|-!i_

For a higher iuatrc and added beauty on Em- bossed and other Do- minion Linoletlma, Do- molac, the famous Blk ish. is any to apply. One gallon :oven ap~ proximaceiy 15 mme yudl. Sold by floor bcrvcrfng dealers, in pint, quart, half-gallon; gallon and live-gallon tial'

_DUMINION o'rLcL'0'l'n

ball he is an outfitlder with a batt- ing average close to .400 for two seasons. In basketball he ls a.

my lilo for o day only, and rlooci the puntins Ind pu-sins. In buh out again never to_ reappear. Nor' do I remember many details of the I

long dicker which he; Buck and` .

Jim Huffaker conducted in a com- é .. Paratlvely quiet corner of the \ \

Black Jack. `

"I suppose your title is o.'x.'l" f ,.4 /4, \ inquired Book. _. _ , "Good as the gold you'li' dig"i l ‘ .-' ff 4’ /f

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sold Talbot. i_ _ I __ 1w_ "Thaw sbt to be proved." said I I I -/ Af nook. "spore wo kin look into* " yr/

that after I’ve seen the claim?" < 1

Now watching thistransaotfion » _ » `\-

idly from the outside, I had per- ' _ ‘!- __ I

guard. I

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gone. I was not surprised. there- - fore, when he said, and, 1 felt, with "

sincerity: H _ I R

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