Show m TIMES THE GARLAND GARLAND UTAH e?es9eeeeieee-s- seesesspi BusinessTraining Psy THE From mother a herit STORY h!i Norman Erickson fur life on the water which le beyond the of hla father Ouetaf derstanding At veteran aailor Mr Erickson' death Oustaf to make Norman who termine has been working tor a grocer hi partner In his flatting boat at one mood NorIn rebellious man seeks comfort from Julie Rlchaud of his school days Ouetaf going to th aid of a drowning frlnd Is crippled After months Gustaf Is In a measure able to re Ed Baker sum his occupation Norman's lifeyoung fisherman feeling long enemy fans tween father and son and Norman determines to seek employment In the lighthouse service Before he has accepted Norman refuses to accompany hie father on a Ashing trip during a fierce accuses him of Gustaf storm Norman cowardice Indignant goes to Blind Mans Eve Captain Stocking is In command living 11 with his daughter Susan hie and Bakering a biased account ot daughter While filling Norman's conduct a lamp with kerosene Susan sets fire to her skirts She is saved from serious injury hv Norman s who is painfully injured Un day off duty Norman visits Julie The girl reproaches Itichaud him for his Inability to make up his mind ns to his life work on land or aea dutnute CHAPTER V — Continued Norman thought suddenly of big futher when the skipper mentioned Mustache it was not good news “Need never Julie had of him " come back “My dud went ashore on Mustache years ago" he Said "IMd eh? Well he might a' done worse Might of come on here to Ulind Mans Tecllt They’d of grabbed him Hungry?1 Tills Is the hungriest bit ot- coast ever see Erickson and know a sight of them” Noruiun’s eyes sought the open lake “Tliut boat's running north fust" “Aye Her skipper knows what he's dd: g Try In to make shelter o Hattie A head Well here’s suppose luik to him light up Steum niti'l he ready uow too” The lamp sang out Its humming Norman felt more ai peace tin lody widi the light nu duty Hliud Mini’s Kye burned dear come ull the fogs of tin- Inland seas come cloud and sleet light tilngs link come ureiks and wet death on th y teeih utT the point IHInd Mans Eye stayed wakeful looking squarely Into (he fare of Us age eld tinny the lake at Hattie Alieady (lie steam Ax Island far to the northwest was two moaning tong drav u snores an oss the wind then tour short blasts punting to keep up with the tlrst two Norman buck to the signal hurried at Captain laoise heels Stocking's 'ihrn-was a hiss of steam and a click In a ot small metieu'ous levers Blind tiottt coutempfuoua Alan's voice screamed Its answer to Hattie Ax two short one long two short “There she be!” Stocking rubbed the gluss of the gage with his “Ho report for supper chuuiols Kriekeon It'll be an all You first night Job out here” Steve Sutton had appeared from somewhere when Norman ran Into the kliehen Sue knew how to cook She still wus In high humor “I like wind!" she cried “I don't” Norman shook his head “I like It” repeated Sue “So does my father" Steve Sutton looked up Inquisitively but did not speak Out in the dark the throat of the fog signal swelled wit! steam Wind pounded the glase of the kitchen win clows thumed their snsh squealed It bin! mad danced upon the panes dened feet tonight Norman pushed buck his plate ' "“There'S more fish Sue WhK “No have Tiad enough” Sue looked amused defensively She would look more amused Norman reported If he told her all the gro hideous thoughts that pnppefl Inin his head us conn as the wind be Well It wouldn't do to gall to blow fell her lied betlei gel nul and re lieu her fuiher Strunge how he felt as lie used not frightened tonight but not comfortable tle when a boy It hit w the sense Thiil cursed wind rigliround 'h!sTieu(1 “ HutJ1t neveris licw out Hie tower lamp Duty el her storm! duty Norman slid Into his oilskins and buttoned the sou’wester under Ids chin wet fingers ol mist washed his Blind as he opened the dor face Man s Eye looked down mistily through the damp thick air like a giant with The itoller fires glowed s ealsrar-the door ot Hie little red as he Ilk house t’Hptnln Stocking hud tignui (lie hand lantern llUiMlUlig It hat k upon Its honk Norman for supper" “Your turn tofd him "Sue snys ramie quit k I'tl tend It here " Inlti out the The captain Wind an The signal howled shrieking sw 'red It promp'tv of mnu Nor at the flimsy man rloked lie tire It might It would be a lo"g night find a hook The Mom burst opc n and Sue Stock leshiuiD Her blew in jzr' 'lie lx Wind whooped across the squat roof “Wouderlui night I" she cried “A I couldn't regular wildcuL stay In didn’t even wait to wash the dlsheel" "I don't like It" Norma u admitted Lie observed the flatly glow on her face She was friendly tonight It was easy to tulk to tier "I was born In a thunderstorm" he confessed “Lots of persons are was ray self Nothing remarkable about that It didn't make me tongue-tieor anything! What about It?" “You? Bom In lightnings?" In the middle “Aboard ship ot Inke Huron” Nomura looked bewildered “And like Itnd in you weather spite of that “ Mv mother told me “Sure like it Why not? Pud did too when he us younger It's only been lately that he’s let thick weather hi" gel The Hssl'tant keeper scowled “Thick weather? What do you meun by that? toes (Ilk k wcaJbei bother the keep er?" Sues face sobered “?oure all -- wrong tl you think ray uow father loves Erickson No lie stmts oil smart enough Talks a ht ulioitt wind making him feel You ve tieind in lie can't healthy lie lost Ills last com ketp It 'up long iniml s night like this The Mother vvusu’t Small out in Huron She was adaire with me along was In pnlilii school The Yog twisted him all up Simp then he always gets nervous lie's an old man Norntan Lots of men get cautious when they grow old “I know Norman said horribly He added"My fat tier doesn’t- - It’d be Hut was just think Pel ter It tie did about myself I never lug supposed wind bothers the keeper” “II doesn’t bother me" the girl answered Steve Sutton swung open the door In a little” be said un "Fog's break easily "gettln' full of holes" His breath Was stiort Norman and It looked Sue both stared at hhu more like sweat than fog on his face Sue Steve?" “What's the matter “What asked frightened you?" There was Sulton tried to smile no color In his scaly face lie ran theD his tongue around his lips crossed to the boiler opened Its door and spat Into t lie fire us If his mouth were bluer “Seen “I seen her" he muttered He her plain Site was off there" “Fog busts a hole pointed lukeward In Itself and there she Is plain! run" lust a Hustlin' like Sue “Of course you ran” answered his coal Norman raised scoop “What did you see?" he demanded "The Kitty K“ Sutton answered “It's the second time I seen sourly her Three times and It won’t be me here to see her again" “What’s the Kitty Kr cowards “It’s a silly story" Sue “Sutton ' Put Stocking exploded I’ve told you beashamed of you fore that all the talk about the Kitty A ghost ship? Kubblsh K Is trash Who ever saw her? No woman Some lazy old men with nothing better to do" She arose angrily and buttoned dis"You make me her slicker She human nature" couraged with paused with her hand on the door “Here comes father" faptalo Stocking puffed In breath “Some lessly night" be remarked the- ghost ship" his “Steve saw She looked at Sutton daughter said “Go on Steve tell with contempt The poor old Kitty K" him “1 did see her I" Captulu Stocking spoke dubiously “It’s ( bad night Sue You better No use traipsgo stay In the house Where you see the Kitty ing around K Sutton Plain Sum’L “North off the Teeth see her then I don’t see her' Only “You saw the lights of Madrid Bay” Captain Slocking guessed “through boles In the fog" “It Sutton shrugged wasn't nothing human and live I seen I can't sight a ghost Think Sarn't a hip and know It?" “Well they do say Captain Stocking scratched his head “Of course they do” Sue broke In "a lot of jld men say It will I’m going to walk anything I like wind I like be good for me might look for ghosts to feel IL not busy Norntan You're Steve Come with me? Wipe youi face first it's covered with soot" Norman looked at her admiringly his face on a towel and He followed her tQihe d(KrL conscious that Steve Sutton was glowering dis He laughed when tastefully at him Hla heart ibcv were out In the air warmed with a new sense ot manHe felt like an Erickson for hood Even he knew Dead ships! once enough not to believe In dead ships who talker) And here was Sutton loud and spiritedly on calm days of afloat and ashore his adventure Trembling now In a corner clulmlng he hint seen ghost Even Keejiei s m VI n ga H e rms on s r'a cn c Fog lay thick upon the face of the (irent winds tramped across the rake sand stung Norman’s land Flying that si HI smarted from Its burn lie drew a the ower fire tng breath jt tjueer the way this girl Mie even walked as It liked wind she liked It the air hey stride along wus too noisy for talk Spray wnled down thp wind The ha signal snored Istnnt keeper fell Sue grip - r ja 1 A Romance of the Great Lakes throat by KARL W DETZER Copyright by The W U heme Co arm He could not hear what the shouted Rut site turned suddenly and ran buck to the signal bouse Ha raced at her heels Within the door she waited for him her face white “Normaa did you see? Iddn’t you see?" “See what?" “A light Norman out there on the Teeth Just once wavering she swung angrily on Sutton who bad “No no It wasn't your Interrupted A live silly ghost I It was a ship ship having trouble I” “You’re too Sue" seeing things her father chided her gravely "It’a an awful easy thing to do “Pm not blind!" his diutghter finred “And Pm not crazy I" “Ml go buck and look" Norman offered He -- glancedMl - Button and Sut“You got the fidgets laughed ton talking talking always talking Ills ns he again looked lakeward Ills tienit gave a savage pound Hgnlnst Ids ribs His mouth dropped open und a fearful wind filled IL Sue hud been right The lights of a vessel flared through a rift In the fog port and stnrbourd showing red and green and above them a white lantern rolling twlBtlng In the night No tnlhtukek Three lights It was a boat ull righL Aground Chewing to pieces on Blind Man’s Teeth How big a boat? He couldn’t see He run a little farther Aguln he saw the of the vessel glowing through the fog close In 8teve motorboat lay two hundred pace But no one train could up the sand launch It in this surf No two men I There were people In that wreck They needed help A great roller churged In topped fount It caught hla knees and Hung him down Once he rolled over then the undertow sucked him ouL Auothet roller poured down on him must be fought breathlessly U gel word to the coast guard! It wus hard vvorkjL crawling buck to At least he was not afraid T Imre He'd proved that to hlmselfl Again he went down felt himself drugged towurd water Something deep thrashed pust him as he floundered tu the something bulky and shape less and black Sand and foam filled his eyes Wlrat as that thing that bumped him It Norman's when passed? drenched mind flushed buck to Ills faIn Always ther 1— n that story It storm lie remembered the tliut hideous of words singsong tale “We all was glad when gets dark tliut nlalit so we don’t look no more ut waves Hut big wave two three times big us ull the limit t something post me the two somethings captain s wife the captain's d"g we feel sorry for that dog But the to She give nobody enough vviniiii? eat I” Not limn tried to get up to his fee! No iimitci wind hud flouted past him The wuve re lie wus not u raid treated filing buck by the Invincible It gilpped Norman's shore legs Hung him dowu and choked him Another H him up lu und picked thundered trounced him mercilessly on the peb Ides hunted hint shoreward and timned wash him winded upon the Again southing thumped Into him before he eoeld crawl out ot the chilly water Something hairy something that toft enctf as It brushed bis shoulder The fog broke apart for a moment and Bllud Man's Eye looked down with a yellow beam on the gusty heuch Norman cried out At hla feet flouted the hodv of brown A big strong dead dog dog tiulry all over The sou ot Gustaf Erhkson fled In L'niiuraiied dls punic up the suml tiniyed calling mud words on the beud he stampeded toward of his father lie collapsed s fugi Hie lighthouse live from relentless nightmares from the terrors of Ills childhood through those long hlasty wakeful nights In the little room under Gustuf's shingle roof It the come At Least He Wat Not Afraid! Proved That to Himself! He’d There’s things to be scared of know it as well as unv one on this But It’s nut ghosts coast Gliosis! I’ll go took for a light The night lay so black and the fog so thick that he waded In the wush lie strode again before he realized It to a shelf ol sand buck up the beach He did not try to from the water look until his eyes became accustomed to the dnrk When the wind dropped for a heart At Ids beat he stared out Intently left Blind Man’s Eye Bhone dowo ot fog gloomily through the bunks faded out behind opaque curtulns ol or when a wind note dampness across the shore snapped glared h brightly for a moment lie saw No light Sue had made a Ing else mistake Slowly he started buck The hooted sobbed fog signal bowled Scared? Crtlulnly here was test tie waa a man asslsinnt enough Mun’s Blind he could of Eye keeper not afford to be scared Steve Sut ton with his silly ghost stories find set him right tonight made him how Ghost foolish all fears were He could tell worse stories stories than this one alxuit the Kitty K true He ones He shivered then laughed would like to see old Gustaf make Sutton sport of Ste Wind pried under tils oilskins and he twisted his lieHil to the right Ills breath caught in the crook ol his CHAPTER VI Captain Sam’I Goes Out Stinking pulled Ills assist Cuptuiu ml up from the floor of the signal chair house and dragged him lino The’ fog whistle hooted two 'short 'ne long two sliorL Norman Erick Mn cried out “There 1” lie gasped miserably and pointed lukewurd The fog whistle roared again Nor hunt opened Ins ling man breathing guid eyes and ImmeiHulely squeezed “I saw a dog!’ hp cried heat shut ‘The captain's dog I” C83C820C83eaC8XOOOOOtXHCMXOOtXHX0013aOOOOOCHJCHXiCrCiXH- Kitchener in Retreat From Official Cares Kitchener Island Is a real ltu is land of tropical beauty In the ml the great Blver Nile not fur fi tn the great caturucL When Lord Kitchener lived neai As souan lie loved to leave the hitinl' of mer and steal quietly In a 'in el bout to this Island who h lie niide ow IL It wns entirely tininhitdted mid wlirai hi wllihrnes was a perfect took It over but he brought to It imp ‘here tig leal Indian trees and planted and banana trees tlml nuHe with and picturesque palm groves seats mode from palm leaves ot the Island tie trail' In the center und resting a smalt kiosk for himself there avvHy from the tui'y town he could see the stated white sailed fe Iticcas wending their way through die various Islets and could hear (tie Nu Welth Race Vansh:eg I iilun bout men chanting ns they suited In the distance h could along ear (lie droning o die wu er w het Is iml the hum ot Iniiumer ride Inserts — Weekly Sintsiiiun Righteoue "Its Indignation a lie!" cried the with eldrme whirl confronted to show he hint Hpprort uletl nru!s width did not belong t dim “It’s itn Infernal lip a whiter -srtd stande-v — prevtirfentbin— sn— never took the money shall tint lei lids charge so base and vet baseless heMrifri h my name know of dip nothing of wtial halt fight to deal my niuiip und helore they get through thej wit realize they have ruek'led the dldn t take the money anil party fchull figlil Hie elm ryt that dhrt the lust ditch even if If fakes every enl of II"— Exchange when lnt rt4- race with Its culture liter sepurute ature and art will tie prsdlcaily ou' of existence In the n xt rsl year' prediction ol students of Welsh nationalism They point ro figure showing t tin iu Wales today thoie are more English trlili and S oiih ilia' there are Welsh Cs'diff with --J'n d"" having nnlv IVoon nithe population It Is estimated tint! only ' residents per cent of the popubitinn of Wiilra can speak rend am write Welh Perfect CerJleman I'lltlclll tilt ilinil'l' tllillTf "H'lrameil In call uti wui Is Kiiili a long time 'imp Illll m(l wis III I The Better IVcy :'f Think ot how m you om rat yon don't like InMend u rc ft makes s much greater luipres Sue Stocking leaning down Last yeax we placed more than 1000 in good positions Ws can place you when competent When will you be ready? “ SmJ for Swum Catalog shook ' him ItuftL "Huvs you lost your wits?" she cried She turned on her father angrily "lies weL he’s been In the wa Business tltli and Norman pushed sway her hamd heart thumped fi‘om her shaking He looked dowo at bis legs their flesh creeping still where the hotly ot the dog hsd touched them “I saw a dog I" he cried again "There's a 4out on A dog the reef Dog washed ashora A And three Dead balry dog I no reef A live boat smashing lights I ashora Saw ber plain Dog Norman stopped panting and covered hli eyes Sue's expression was merciless Tba "Well I’ll t sunk me'sel'r keeper’s voice hardened aa ha glared He yanked his sou’at bis assistant wester down from Its peg hooked the lantern on hla "arm and buckled tbe oilskins at bla neck “You keep the fire goln’ here gal" "Get up he directed 8usnn sternly 8utton Erickson and come along your hiiuL -- Your boaL drat ye Sutton's face which had been white as canvas begun filling with color now that he knew it wns not the Kitty K He leaped after Stocking “Best tuke the skiff Sam'l" he cried as he plunged through the door “That sea’ll bust up a power best we kin carry In t line sure we It I" o Captain Stocking come back to th fog shuck squalling: “You go tell the Never Hun Toast guard Erickson Line’s blowed down mind the phone Sutton and I will start la by now — — the sklfff" “You go with my father!" Susan cried “There's room In that skiff for three!" £ Norman arose his knees like milk “Tell the count guard?" he repeated tie could not meet Sue’s hard steady face He tried to follow the keeper “I'll rather go with you sir "The const' guard I” Slocking shouted Norman staggered through the door A that swung bunging behind him wind like creutlon’a fury thrashed down from the vengeful north the through headlong plunged sand wult of somber fog tnet his It he saw it eye Dimly through In the lust the porch night lantern of the coust guard station the dark lookout tower ttie black closed mouth of the boat house doors ' yellow light fdione In s lower window lie tripped across the tlower boxes toward It The first man tie saw as he filing the diMr wus the new number open seven Ed linker “Wreck!" Norman cried and linker dropped Ids newspaper From dared at Norman unbelievingly Parish the room ndlolnltig Captain Ills sharp choppy face through trashed Hie doorway "Cnlir Buker shouted "Call I" “Where?" Parish demanded Ed Baker pointed t Norman Thi for assistant keeper was choking breath “Wreck Blind Man’s Teeth " lie chattered “small boat log washed ashore’ Captain Parish whipped around bis ' luw tighter “Anderson" he shouted “you go tell then run for Carlson patrol my wife south Quick man Got a call Gel Baker Shay down from the tower He gave his orders rapidly “Where Is this wrec k Erickson? Speak op On the Teeth eh? Close In? Reach It with Hie gun and buoy maybe?” lie stopped lien gave hla own answer "No can’t do that Ag’ln’ the And a power o’ surf wind tonight! to huH through linini bin’ a lifeboat I" Norman vvljed the spray from hla face In Ills hend ronred frightful horrid fancies hideous words sounds nightmares resurrected from bis boy bond lie heard his father’s old sing8m song voice telling terrible stories rles of g dog lie heard Hip wind ratshove tling Hie hand hewn shingles the bedroom where lie had slept at home He saw his mother saw het idiilfi ns ttghTTttng for one ghnstly hkf mold that night old Gusto f hen her herHiixe their hoy cried cried like s hdiv nvei the tale of the schooner Goithrad “I m short two pairs o’ bands” Parish snapped "conies o’ leavin’ men go visltln with their wives! You’ll have to go along with us Erickson need eight men to handle that boat such a night you mind the engine Baker !" 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