Tonkawa Chieftain. (Tonkawa, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 5, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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Th(» Minrv ofi«*ffm willi tti* iiiiffNlm-tlon
<%i John iulvc*nliir<‘i » M.ihhu
< liuartM inan niarooWiHl by huUumIIU* at
V. Chile Ihiiu; intiTmtiHl In
miciliiK OpiTlIloiiM la I hill via. In whh ih
•imiiM'' «| hy Ctiil* «# an m «»i» n*< 11* mint
i«A mm H COtmeiiuoiKd wim hliJilitf* At hln
tin id hi* attention wan it • »*!*•« I hy an
tftifttlMhinan tilitl a yomm *0,,l*‘n
Ht iiliniiH imn'iieil tin* yen mu; wimiiiim from
a Siunken oltli*er. II** waa ttinnkeil l»y
IMT. Admiral of tlie I’oriivliin nn y ron
front ml 8* op h hum, tohl film that war had
Onm d«M'liirr<| M yrv»i» (jluh* and t***»u
n| olTered him tin* olflco of ^*o|»tolii. Il»*
.4f*olr9d iliMt that ntjcht th;* I a
tean vu—ot, Mvapold lw *< ai»lurol
*ta»h<*f«» oiwoptcvl tho nmniiilojlon
Ml option* mat a mot lor cro*. tn whlrh In*
woo ilmxIkm*d llo nova lhem tlnal In*
MlrortioiiM Ttifjr board'Hl the tfemnd.
m LDTONNAr ™l
ISABE
WORTH KNOWING.
CHARTER V.—Continued.
"Tlisrt* In certainly no watchman
•i/l," 1 aunotinoed, notify. "nnlem* h** !*«•
|ikm(1 u|»on the other aid** of 11»»* cahln.
flatten down thi* cntitpatiUtiiway while
I ah am I to- the (1 «m-U Two «»f you men
nmn nd'h- me."
We' dropped over the low rail lo-
gntbcc. iiif*viiiK -athMittj m our utock
infTeol. The roof of tho cabin, form-
tag the quarter dork, extended clear
to tho rail. Wo groped over tills aluul-
owed space nn though "xplorlttg i»
nave, encountering troUilug except h
fair camp hI<miIh, although my fingers
ittacovercd u goodly ttl'/.etl hout •‘twing
tng from davltn acromi l In* ntcru From
the opposite side w<» could peer for
ward tow ml lh«* dim light streaming
1rom out the hatch, the deck being
IhiiN fitJrly revenb-l as fur :m the tun
hot Beyond all roiiiHlued black and
impenetrable. A man haI upon u heuch
again at tlit> nidi* of Ih** galley, a dull
red allowing from Inn i»• t•• * howl MIh
earllOHt knowledge of our presence
wan when the two men * I used on Ills
windpipe, rind I prcKsed a revolver
umy.'/.\e ii.'.llnM liin cheek
"Not a sound, .luck," 1 muttered
sternly tn Spanish, ‘ or else your life
imys for it."
The pipe fell with a click to the
dork. Ih** fellow'* eyes sturtim up at
ms, his opened month allowing taldly
atuid a surrounding gray heard. A
moment later. Hecuroly gagged and
hottnd, wo rolled Ills body close In
igaiaat Uie rsll
“I thought I heard a bit of a blow
mid a yr'p on the fo'c.astie Just now,
aaiil nae of Ih" men. pointing
oagerty tarward. I tdhoiT xHtl'. Intent-
If llatening, alarlng Into the gloom.
"Quiet enough there it present
Probably Mr Tullli* has been attend
tag to the fnr'ard watch t'ome on,
lad*, and we'll Jniu forces with him.
Ileyoml all douhl the main deck was
dear as f.ir as the bridge. and. provld
tng Tuttle's crew had attended to
their share of lie* work, is fat as the
flo'csstle head as well VVe advanced
cautiously, keeping close within I he
d'*MW*r ajiade. along tho weather rati,
onitliiK it moment to peer over the
•nig i of flu* open hatchway Into the
•llmnlnatod space lielow Two Ka
ii iltas, n*itied to the waist, (heir slim,
mown bodies glistening. ■ "ich grasp
tug the handle of a coal scoop, were
hackl'd mi against a bulkhead con
viu'slog. w|yle on a low stool, tipped
hack to If comfortalile angle. his feet
ihi (lie roundml crosspiece, a pipe In
Ins mouth, hia hands hurled deep In
hta |iookets, sat a while man. with
iei| face and long, sandy muataehes
His brown overalls and pink under
ufairl. held Nothing ih.Uinetlvn. but tin*
iiplliMim cap. pu.diotl well hack on In-
iMhaUine -duck ol ban, proalattued him
lilt* it*-Ni*t'i i or.ildH‘i f * ' drew hurt,
from this swill survey, Mr. Tuttle
suddenly rounded Ih'* end of die chart
house, and with whisprird wan'd of
iinpnrv to oil" ol Ih ■ in *n. i• I\jiin ed tn
meet me.
Well." I .-imd >111111 is "iinlii ol
his Identity, ' the al!"i led. I olirs
without ;i blow, wliat t> *v mi dl*
"overed forward’''
"Two llieli wore posted "ii tin to'
•aslle, sir," he ri*lurn"d, (In* dl agree
vide us sal lone appai'Mii n*n m lili
subdued voire W«* g'»' them iKltli
hut Mason wa» prleked Willi a kntli
luring tin* si iillle "
"IMd you close I lie fo'castle?" I
gn si lolled In li'lly
All fust, sir, hul I d > 1,1 II n h of
lib1 i lew me below
Well, (here are emu down In tin
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who prepare the genuine Virgin OH of
Pine compound pure for dispensing.
less .-in a baby. Assured of the future
of the engine room, I mounted the
steps and took a hasty survey of both
bridge and wheellmuse. They were
unoccupied the vessel was entirely In
our possession.
CHmPTER VI.
In Which We Attain the Open Sea.
tlur advenluro had been successful-
ly accomplished through Ps first stop;
now it romuiaeil to pet safely out to
sea. As I turned to retrace my steps
to the deck I encountered De Nova
coming up.
"Pretty lucky job, monsieur," he
said. Jovially. “It was w'ut you call
xo picnic. I bet. 7.e companion was
lock', an' z<* guard posted. Wat more
now for me?"
' Itelleve Mr Tuttle in the engine
room. Keep three men In low there
wllh you. and arm them as guards
Make the Kanakas do the bring, and
held the engineer to It with a gun at
his head You know enough about a
stoke-hole to tell whether things are
going right, don't you?"
Il*« nodded, and I could see the
gleam of Ills while teeth.
"Then gel your steam up, hut don't
let those fellows tiro so hs to drive
any Maim* out of the slack, and watch
lhat Johnny Hull so that he can't put
any kinks In the machinery. Don't
lake your eyes off him. 1M you under
stand the signals?"
"Ay. ay. monsieur.”
"Then Dtiiml by. Well low out at
once with tho boats, but 1 want you
road' lor business the very moment
We cast off the lilies, itelld all the
rest of (he men ol* deck and aak Mr.
Tuttle to report to me here inline
dlately."
I was not kept waning Two men
came stumbling up the pontpaiilonway
together. I poeied at iheiu, nurcrtalu
of their Identity In the gloom.
"Is that you, Mr. Tuttle?"
"Yes. sir This Is Johnson, one of
the wheelsmen ibought you would
! likely need bun, so I brought him
along."
"Very good Johnson, go on up
| lulo (he wheelhoum* and see Him all Is
clear I’ll give you directions later
Mr Tuttle, we’ll low out until wo gel
Work lively now; we must be well out
at sea before daylight.”
He stood leaning against the rail,
peering out over the water, his bauds
shading his eyes,
“Have you spotted any guardboats
with your glasses?" he questioned, un-
easily.
"Only that one yonder; see. the yel-
low' light Just rounding the stem of that
Idg brig. There w as a steam launch
out there to the west about 20 minutes
ago. but It seems to hare disap-
peared."
"Swallowed up in the fog likely." he
admitted, snuffing the air like u
pointer dog. "We'll find It hanked
pretty heavy outside, or I'm a lubber.
Well, so much the heller for our job.
All right, Mr. Stephens, I'm off, and
we'll have you in tow In a Jiffy. I'll
put the nigger at the stern line; he's
(he best all round band on board."
However 1 may have disliked and
distrusted the whaleman he certainly
proved himself an able seaman and a
smart officer. He comprehended every
detail of his work, and held his men to
it finely. Within 20 minutes we were
In motion, moving slowly, yet steadily,
toward the black vacancy outlined hy
the harbor lights on either hand.
There was no disturbing sound to be-
tray progress, the yacht's sharp cut-
water cleaving its passage through
the liquid with the merest faint ripple.
Lieut. Sanchez; my brief meeting
with th*' Kiigllshman; the friendly
eyes of Doris; the throb of sudden In-
terest aroused by her pretence and
as quickly lost again; the sudden
swinging of the pendulum of Kate; the
approach of De t'astlllo bringing unex-
pected opportunity for action and es-
cape. and those later events which had
so rapidly followed. I struck my haud
hard against the Iron rail to assure
myself I war. awake, and to arouse my
dormant faculties to action.
"Hold her steady as she Is, Johnson.”
I batd. tny voice trwmulous from sud
den awakening "I’m going down to
recall the boats.”
"Steady as she Is. sir."
In the engine room, two seamen,
each grasping a gun, leaned negligent-
ly against a bulkhead, while De Nova,
bareheaded, his little black mustache
clearly outlined against the olive of
his cheek, occupied the stool between
them The Kanaka firemen were out
of sight, but the red-faced engineer
was on his knees tinkering over a
refractory bolt with a monkey-wrench.
"Kverythiug working all right, Mr.
De NovaV I questioned, quietly.
The eyes of the four men Instantly
turned toward me, the euglueer
straightening up, monkey-wrench In
hand.
"No troubles here, monsieur,” and
the mate rose lo his feet, his white
teeth showing. "Were are we now ’
"Just off the point, with the light-
house dropping astern, ami the swell
of the ocean under our forefoot. 1 am
going to call In the boats. Have you
plenty of coal?”
"Hunkers all full, monsieur."
"How Is your steam?"
He stepped over to the gauge, peer-
ing at It across the burly shoulder of
the engineer, who still stood staring
at me.
"Pretty near up to z«* danger mark,
monsieur."
"Then stand by for signals.”
Th** engineer came to life as though
treated lo an electric shwk, his fist,
still grasping the monkey wrench,
suddenly extended, his red fare pur-
pling with passion.
"You damned, bloody pirate!" he
yelled, glaring at me savegly. "It's
hung the whole lot of you will be for
this bloody night's work. No. I won't
keep still, you moon-faced mulatto I'm
a free-born Briton, an' I'M smash in
the heads of soon* of y-ou yet. au' I'll
live to see the rest hung In chains for
the bloody pirates you are. Just wait
till you're caught, an' then you won't
he grinuin' that way at an honest
man. Oh, you'll git It all right, my
fine lads. There'll be hell to pay for
this job. let me tell you! It's on
nothin' you'll he dancin' then, you
murderin' spawn o' hell!"
De Nova pressed the barrel of a re-
volver Into the man's neck, with a
stern threat and an unpleasant gleam-
ing of white teeth. The sailors re
malned leaning on their guns, grinning
as If In enjoyment of the play.
"Never min' w'at he say, sir," and
the mate glanced up toward me, as If
In apology. He bust out zat way
ever' flv' minutes since we be down
here. We have club him. two, free
time, hut he stick here Just xe same,
an run ze engine. Oul, out, It Just
way wlz ze bull headed Kngllsher."
"I see," I acknowledged, drawing
back, "only watch that he doesn't kink
Nil Desptrandum.
Percy Parklngton rose and brushed
the dust from his knees. Then, draw-
ing himself up to his full height, he
gazed resentfully upon tho form of
Miss Muriel Muggins, who nonchalant
ly fanned herself the while.
"Very well, Miss Muggins," caine in
bitter tones from Percy. “Oh, very
well! You have epurued me, it Is
true' Indeed, you have spurned me I
twice! Hut, though despair eats my
heart. I shall not die! I mean to go
into the busy world. I will fight! I
will win! My name shall become
known, and my riches shall become
envied—"
'Pardon me for Interrupting you,
Mr. Parklngton," interjected Miss
Muggins, "but when you shall have
accomplished all that, you may try tne
again.”—Llpplncott'a.
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— Knew tha Calendar.
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The little girl who lived in a board
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The little girl who lived In a board- I
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"Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays j
and Thursdays, beef.” she said, glibly;
"Friday, fish; Saturday, corned beef
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"Assalute Silence ain't hyar," she
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WESTERN CANADA
What LI. Hill, tha Croat Railroad Mas*at*.
Says Abaut ita Whaat-Produclag Pawn
H The jfrmU t of this country
(Uuit*"! Static J In another r»-nar%-
tkin or two will l>o th« pro-
viding ot huinc* for ita
people and nroduclng
•nffleient for tnom. The
duys of our promincncM*
m a wheat eiporting
country arc gone, (inn-
a<U In to t* the growl
wheat country.
Th la grciit railroad mag
But" in taking advantage
of tho situation l>y «**■
tontdre mllway IhiIM-
Ing to flic wlintt fh ltla
__ of W —tern Uiiixla,
[Upwards of 125 Million
Bushel* of Wheat
Iwprpli.irrphliilln 1009, Avararc
Jcf the three provinces of Ailieiia.
1 Hnni.afrhewiin und Muultnt»a will U»
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I I riT lioim sh’iuls of 100 fierce,
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1.1 duwrato
m. US ff. «tot* Strati, bmi City, Mb
(Toe oddrwao nrarent yoah C4>
mako
Impolite Papa.
"Mamma, what jnak*** papa
that funny noise?"
"He’s snoring, dear."
"Hut you always tell me It ain't po-
lite to blow my noise out loud."
A Lifetime o( Good Service
NO STROPPING NO HONING
KNOWN THC
would oven
OLD SORES CURED
seat-cell leaving a gleam of white foam
behind, the oars dipping silently, the ) th), machinery,
two lines held taut to the strain. Lx | waw tl(,| the least surprised at
ultnnt, I climbed one* again to the discovering ou.* ot his nationality In
bridge, gave a few directions to the rj,n|-g(. „( ip,, vessel'* engine room,
observant Johnson standing motion-1 nor ( ^trry u„ WOuld f**el little
less at thv wheel, and leaned anxious-; re-, int,.r,.bt in the affair, after he
ly ovei the rail, studying the water- ont.H clearly comprehended the sltua-
front through leveled glasses l|on whlle a native Chilean might he
It was it barren, deserted waste, ex- impelled by a spirit of patriotism to
eepi for a deeply laden schooner beat- [ ,.au„. (11( gprloua trouble Knglishmen
Ing slowly up along the north shore
under closely reefed topsails, and the
gleaming lights ot a large steamer
Just beginning lo emerge faintly
through ihe curtain ol' fog a trill** to
I ihe left ul our eoursi*. The lowing
I boats appeared as two Insignificant
| blots on Ih** surface, hut that they
writ making excellent progruss was
proved by ih** way we were steadily
| drawing up toward th** outer lights,
i already shining round and yellow
the sweep of (he sea fairly under our
fore foot Gel the lines out lo Ihe through Ihe Increasing haze
boats at one**, with lull crew at Ihe I dsrk. silent, uncanny
oars You ste to lake command, and
I shall have lo trust you for the
course, ns we csn'l risk signaling I
presume you are acquainted with the t
engine room, and Ihe fellow In charm
•woks aa tl he might fight on occasion j harbor light-
Ttke half a doson n»**'* wh >•*.», - Been in here eight Hines la tell
pimp below The Kansk t< won t milk* yflir„ without a pilot
tny serious trouble, hul yon had bet J "Then you ought to knqw the
ter clap.a gun lo Ihe oiisIii*«,i ! murse but lak> no chances fe«d your
I watched thorn as they awarmed I way. only keep the ropes taut. Ilure
like iala «mn*t the balekrsunblnu sud you am man III lo lalo* charge of the
dropped down Inpi the llghl There , second Imat'' I ne***l !>*• Nova below
• as a MCHiiylwg td »Na*h>s, a sharp ■ *
change «>r blows, a yelp of alattn from
the startled Kanakaa, a stout volley
d Mugllsh oaths, and. wh *n tin* tangle
partially rl*ar*sl away, th** engineer
wps lying fiat on his back, I It*' knee
if Ih<* Idg singer at Itodrlguca' at Ills
heal, and TtiUlw holding a blue-bar*
• eled revolver al Ills omi I never Ins
held an uiigrler loan, but In* wan help
sir. that hlg fellow
"The boatswuln
with the sear."
"Whnt'a Ills name?"
"Hill Anderson ”
"All right; pill him In the cutter.
I«rnvc nin three men on deck, nnd post
the best ope of th** lot at the stern
line ready to csst off As soon as you
get tip' ropes out I'll slip the anchor
chain and I* nve th** fluke. In Ihe mud.
gloom enshrouded yacht appeared as I
leaned over the tarpaulin protected
rail nnd gated down on the deserted
decks no movement, no gleam of light
anywhere visible. The two mast*, for
the vessel was schooner rigged, rose ra-
kishly and with noble sweep Into the
sky, yet I could (face little of tha
cordage against tip* expanse of cloud
They appeared skeleton tike reeds to
be broken hy a guai of wind A slight
(ring** of white water alone marked
our progress, while « misty vaiwu of
• scaping steam -poke of the chained
engine and hissing boiler* below At
I rested thus, the watchful Johnson
grasping the spokes lehlnd me. ths
momentous events of th*' past few
hours swept through my mind like
fragments of a strange, disconnected
dream my seemingly hopeless plight
In Valparaiso, ory controversy with
When one woman haa a grudge
against another she tells the neigh
born how sorry she feels for the wom-
an's husband.
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A man can always flatter his
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w Ife
Jot v-tik-iimni. Null'liur
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We are never too old to acquire the
latent wrinkle.
FREE HOMESTEADS ITt"04'of n'^,,p*
Ni>riri|(, Valley, Minor vwihci
cun', all rhrunic trnuol*-v Twn railn-ul* )u,t n»ai.
J>lri<-1 I.'—I crops. Mill -.hallow wuu r. hl.li mar
kcla Start ymr •'or'* «"h 101 or SXi uor><*. Ntauip
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PATENT
Until anti VWl* « f KFiM
Imalr* A U«r««f, » uaJh UgfiHt,
U i lUt I* rrv ikwt rwL*rw«»t*a
M<The Blood is The Life
were very frequently met with In for
ctgn engine rooms; this fellow had
probably been picked up because of
bettei qiinllficatlons than any native
applicant, or. Intleed. h** might have
been u member ol the original crew of
the yacht before it was disposed of
to ihe government. I would have a
talk with him later; meanwhile he
was certainly In good hands; and I
had enough else to attend to. Tho
tow ropes came In hand over hand,
nnd w* m» colled dripping on the forw
rasile deck Al the’ end of them the
I wo boats emerged from out the to*,
nnd tin* men tumbled In silently over
the rati I watched from (he vantage
of th" bridge, as ihe whole crew tailed
onto the falls, distinguishing Tuttle'a
na-sl tones shove (he Incessant shuf-
fling of feet.
"Nor'west hy nor'. Johnson now
hold her stoudy. tny Ind.”
I pulled the signal cord, dimly 4*e
Hngnl-lilng the faint responsive Hnkls
of the bill far luvneaih Like a bound
suddenly ie|cas*d for the rhase, the
■legmer sprang forward Into the fog
wtenths ami hurled her sharp gtae In
the sea
(T*» DK t'oNTINKKI* •
Will Net Go Far Wrong
Lei us a little permit nainrg to t*ke
her own way! she better undorstAndo
h**r own affairs than wo,- Mon'algno.
Science has never gone beyond the above simple
statement ol scripture. But it has illuminated that
statement and given it a mraninp ever broadening
with the increasing breadth of knowledge. When
thr blood is " had ” or impure it is not alone the
body which suffers through disease. The brain is
also clouded, the mind and judgement are effected,
and many an evil deed or impute thought may b«
directly traced to the impurity of the blood.
Ptml, Impurt bhei can *» m**r pan ky tka
•M of Dr. Phrea’a Qoidan MadIc* I Macnvary.
h anriebaa and pvriftaa tha Hood tharrhy
caring, ptmgtaa, btotchaa, erupthna nod othar etatanaona aftac-
ttom, aa acaama, tartar, at aaJt-rhaum, htvan and othar
ot Impura htoad.
In the cure of scrofulous swellings, enlarged glands, open estinR
ulcers, or old sores, the " Golden Medical Discovery ” has pei^
formed the most marvelous cures. In cases of old sores, or open
eating ulcers, it is well to apply to the open sores Dr. Pierce's A1V-
Healmg Salve, which possesses wonderful healing potency when
usrd as an application to the sores in conjunction with the use of
"Golden Medical Discovery” as a blood cleansing constitutional
treatment. If your druggist don't happen to have the "All-Heal-
ing S*hre” in stock, you ran easily procure it hy inclosing fi/tf
cents in pottage stamps to Dr. R.V. Pierce, fifvl Main 8t., Buffalo,
N. Y., and it will come to you hy return post. Most druggist*
keep it as well as the “ Golden Medical Discovery."
You ran’l aff<m! tn accept anv medicine <*f ■•fses, a rew/bro'/ie*i aa a tub*
stitute for 'Golden Medical Ditrovery," nliuh k a medicine oe known com-
position, having a complete list nf Ingredients in plain I ngllsh on in Ngtla-
wrapper, the tame being attested at correct under oatk.
Dt. Piece’s Fleattnt Pellett regulate and Invigorate stomach, fiver and I
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