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Show FEET B ABLY PROZKX Woodie Pace, age 16, living Delta Utah, concluded that he would wend his way toward that country where they kiss the oranges. Not having sufficient kale to meet Hines passenger passen-ger rates with war tax added, he concluded that he would side-door pullman it through to his destination. destina-tion. Upon his arrival in Black Rock, he fell from the train find man aged to get to the depot, where he asked that he might come in and get warm, it having dropped down to twenty below zero. It was soon discovered dis-covered that the boy's feet "were frozen. With the aid of Mrs. Chapman, agent and Mrs. Ida O'hara, third trick telegrapher, the young man was taken in and shoes removed. His feet were placed in ia bucket of snow in order to draw out the frost. He was furnished with a ticket to Delta and placed on No. 2 Monday morning and sent to his home. The good people of Black Rock are deserving de-serving of much credit for the services ser-vices rendered this young boy. j |