Si/ jack LONDON
Autho! i>f " The Cail of Ihf ll'Ud,"
"ir'a'tt' "Martin
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Kiustraiious by Dearborn Melvitl
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i^Ccr'.' ;,;i 1. i;;,. by the MacMiiiau Compai:y.)
SYNOPSIS.
PiTAT’TT'R I - narnisli, known
all lliM'imli A'a.;!;:! .ts •'liuriiiiu,-
tii; I ■' .(I !)Tat> liis N'tii luitl'.tl.iy wiili
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ill is a .ciii.ial lavnrit-'. a
piiiai-c; in !iu' tu'Vv ^.il<I ti.-lils
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‘.lii riai! ■•u;;traci of t .f distrii .:.
n. I’.urt'.i’.'-r strirts
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hew tricks and stratagems. And onco |
he won the advantage, he pressed it |
remorselessly. “As relentless as a j
Red Indian," was said of him, and It |
was said truly. j
He was a froe lance, and had
no friendly business associations.
Such alliances as w'ere formed
from time to time were purely af-1
fairs of expediency, and he regarded
his allies as men who wouM give him j
the doublo-cross or ruin him if a
profitable chance presented. In spite
of this point of vie'v, he was faithful
to his allle.^. But he was faithful just
as long a.« they were and no hr’.ger.
The treason had t(^ come from them,
and then it wa:^ 'Ware Daylight.
The business nien and financiers of
the Pacific coast never foriTOt. the les
son of Charles Klinkner anti the Cali- '
fornia Altanion, Trust Company.
Klinkner was the president, in part-
nershij) with Day'.ight, the pair rai«hMi
the San .^cse Intorurbar. T’le power
ful T.ake I’ov.or & IClcctri. I..i^ht'.ng
corporatiovi <'a!MO to tl’.e t(*scuo. aitd
Klinkner, sr<*'ng v.hat ho tI.ought was
tl)e op]>ortiinl'y, wev.t over to the en
emy in the thick of the pltch<’d battle.
Daylight lost three niil’ivins before lie
was done with It, atid before he was
(lone V ith it he saw the California &
.•Mtan’.i’ut Tru^ t Con i>?.ny hopelessly
wrecked, and <’harle.s Kl'nknt^r a .^ui-
:n a frlon s Ci'll
Se it \vr!s 'hat Daylight bofamc a
s;, > I’ssr.l financier lI;* did noi go
'!! swii .lii-'g tl.e workers. Not
V <; 1 1ie net have 'he iH'art fjr it,
1 i! !.d rot strike him as a si^crilng
• -I’.'I'si■'iT. The workers wore so
> Si in'd. wat' mire like
I iT- ■ ’ p. : fa.. !ia.ic!-rpar<'(' pheas-
. ' /■.n.,'!i.-h pro.sf rvcs he ha.]
■! he s’'(ivt. t ) him, v. a:
:■ \ y:ng th«. •.-ucccsm'uI robb(''s
.. nc ;'■.'•ir ‘■■t.oll.- froT’’. the:’.;.
• ■ :■ Y. kon life liad failed to
l'-a:','i It required >'iv-
. : a .'I ‘.I's rcsij]-. Ir;
: f( t‘, s:'v:;j:e gaii:r he ncu. j-i ly-
■ s h:\bit :al iiv-'ity i;'iT"'r-
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f)'t" \y..re i;;r^<dy ytvifjrica!
'i ;!T-.u 1 ht > 'V(-rf tiSi.ally
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■■'e. !n ti;e X.;rth h(' ;):■(] dr^nk
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panics, at San Francisco, at the whole
I’acilic coast.
It was not much of a blow at first.
A Christian Endear .)r convention was
being held in San Francisco, a row
was started by Exi>ress Drivers’ Union
No. 927 over the handling of a small
heap of baggage at Ferry Building. A
fev/ heads were broken, a score of ar-
refits made, and the baggage was de
livered. No one would have guessed
that behind this peity wrangle was
tne fine Irish hand of Hegan, made
potent by the Klondike gold of Hurn-
ing Daylight. It was an insignificant
aff lir at best—fjr i o it seemed. But
the Teamsters’ ITi'ion took up the
(luarrel, backed b.v the whole Water
Front Federation. Step by step, the
.'Strike became invfdved. A refusal of
eoeks and waiters to serve scab team
s'ers or teams! irs’ employers
brought oiit the cnc'ks and waiters.
The butchers and meat cutters refused
to handle meat: destined for unfair
rc'staurants. The combined Fmploy-
(':s‘ Association.-; put up a soiid front,
at'.d fotirid lacing them the 4d,ti00 or
ganized laVorers of Sai Francisco.
The rc'.staurant baki rs and the bak.,'ry
v. agen drivers struck, followed by the j
miik 'vs, milk drivers and cliicken |
I'iekcrs. The buihling trades ast-erted I
it.- position in unanibiguou.s terms, and i
;'JI San Frai;cisv-o wat, ir. tunnoii. j
T'ait .'-•t’ll. it was only San Franc-it-oo. i
IK'^an’^ intrigues were masterly, and'
! iny!igi';’s eanipai;?’! steadily devel-'
(ip( (1. The ]ioweri';il lighting organi- ■
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siiiclde, and with one "To Mt:ch Day- DISSOLUTION NOTICE
llnht.” After that he did not talk with
her again al>out books, lie imagined
what erroneous conclusions she had
drawn from that particular, chapter,
and it stung him the m.ore fn that.they
were undeserved, lie piimpeil Morri
son, the clerk, who had first to vent
his personal ,grlevance against Miss
Mason before he could tell ATaat little i
he knew of her.
“She comes from Siskiyou County.
She’s very nice to Avork with in the
oHice, of course, but she’s rather stuck
on herself—exclusive, you know.”
“How do you m?.ke that out?” Day
light queried.
“Well, she thinks too much of i
herself to associate with those she ,
works with, in the ofiice here, for in- ! Havrng quahfu-cl as executrix of the !ast
cii, .* , wHl and testament of .lane Orr, deceased,
stance. She wont have anything to i r . * .u- - .
. , , , i iransylvania county, this is to no-
do with a fellow, >ou see. 1\'; | tifv all persons having claims against the
ed her out repeatedly, to the theater said estate of .lane Orr, deceased, to pn-
and the chutes and such things. But sent same to the undersigned executrix, on
nothing doing. Says she likes plenty or before the 7th day of February, 191.^,
of sU'ep, and can't stay up late, and '*i' this notice will be plead in bar of their
has to go all the wav to Berkeley— recovery.
that's where she lives. But •hat’s all ;my-
Ihing arc hereby notihcd and recjutrtd to
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between K. B.
Wilson and Ora L. Jones under the firm
name of Wilson and Jones is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, K. B. Wilson re
tiring from the firm. The business will
be continued under the sole management
of Ora L. Jones who assumes all indebted
ness of the said firm, and to whom is pay
able all accounts due the said firm.
K. B. WILSON.
ORA L. JONES.
Brevard, N. C., January 2t», 1912.
l-26-4t.
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
hot air. She’s rum ing w ith tlie Uni
versity boys, that’s what she's doing.
Sh(.' needs lots of sleep, an.l can't go
to the theater w'ith me, but she can
dance ail hours with ther.i. I've heard
it pretty straight iliat she goes to all
thtir hops and s.u'h things. Ratlier
styli.-;h ;ind hi^h-toned for a stoiiog-
rapher, J’J say And she keeps a
hors<% too. She rides astride all over
those hills out there. 1 saw lier t-ne
Sunday myself. Oh, she's a high-
fiyer, and I wonder how she does it.
Sixty-five a month don’t go far. Then
slie has a. sick brother, too.”
“I.ive with !ior reople?" Da3li^:;ht
ask. (1.
“Xo; hasn't got ;iny.
make immediate settlement of their ac
counts with the undersigned executrix.
'I'his February 7th. 1912.
•N’inmI' Lkk Okk, Executrix.
Welch (Jailoway, Attorney. 2-9-(>ts-pd
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Dt])artnient of
State ct North C;:rolina
State.
To all to v. hom the.se presents may come
('•reeting:
Whereas, it appsars to my satislaction.
by duly authenticated record of thi- pro
ceedings for the v )luntary dissolution
thereof by the unanii uuis consent ( f all
They ^vero tlie stockholders, deposited in r.y othce.
I well to cio, rv.:> heard.
; bfiT., or ti*at brotluT (.'.r hers couldn’t
! liavo gene to the Unive'’sj!y of (.'ali-
' forr.ia. ife!' fath;r had a !)ig cattle-
; j-ai > 1 , but ho e: il m i’;;oiin-" v. lth mines
or sonietiiii'ig. and v.ent bn;ke boi'oro
1;.‘ '.Med. Her inotiiei* died long before
I tl at, Iler br' ther nu’st eo.st a kn of
' fi'.'-.ey. lie was a iuisky or.ce, !’la\ed
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ini; out in 'lie n'iunfi^ns at'.il such
’V.irigs. H'> got liis iM'cii’na break-
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liey must have ^he Hreva'd Sup})lv Co., a ta rp«.'ration
cf this state, v,h't.se j)rincipal aliicc is sit
uated in the tiiu n (d I!rl‘v;lr(^ co :nty of
Transylvani.i, state ol" North C;;,-olii,a (C.
M. Doyle hcing the agent ther. in :>.nd in
charge ihereof, upon whom proce.-s m;iv
1k‘ served), has complied with ihe reouire-
nvnts of chapt/r 21 revisal i f l'J‘i5, :-n*;-
tle.l "C(«rpo!ations," prelimiaary to th'c
is.-uing this certitii-ate id' liissniution;
Now, ther^'f'. re, 1, .1. liryan Crinu s, se<
retary of the slati of North Carelina, do
’.lerehy certify that the said cdii nratioa
did, on the l'>th day of October, ITiI, tMe
in my ollice a duly executed and a'.testi d
consi-nt in v.riling to the dissobiiioa nf
said corporation, execnteii l>y .,1 ti . stot 1,-
h<dilers thermf. which said conse!.. and
tlu' record of ti.e i)rocee'!ings af^rts.i^ .i:e
now on tiii.- in n'.y said «>thee ,is ;)ro\ ided
1)V law.
In tfStiiTi'ii V vvhe"eol, ' h; ve !ie;r‘<i set
my haiid am' adnxed m\ '.i/rici;il -.,'al at
KakiiT, this !''ti; dav of ('cin'aer. I'Ml.
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h ,ad, :.k'd it', .he winnings. :ind ■
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' V. iivtn his !nn;ata aiiMitiiions
: -■.•■■lalirg, Vhiyirg a'f.ne h:’:id
.lavi.-. )!' i.aist o'’ ;h-. r.'.en. v.ath
) Td 'v-’d, ’a('l'i I • i’- -^vniiiathy;
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of 1 '■'•■la ’'aa'id lit- ^
'Vi»h ii. a.e Tc he e:t-(
at the .‘.’m Pacifi'a In
iter T(w. i.attj.' wt: !i ihp
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Stiite ef N’urth C.irolirai
'I'ransy’v.inia C'''untv
li\ vir'ue t»:' ,i dee.l in trust . e ;
thi I th day of .\la>. by .1. li.
wa\'.nai wile. .\. .1. ('lalloway. t-
1'iickv'atrth, irusiee, to secure a
annaini th rein set ou; to W 0^■.iv, and
(leK'Ult ir. Of payment of the sai a'ni.aat
having been rn.di', I. tlu under-a:n.‘d. tid-
n'.inis*.r;itri\ of W. o. Duckwort'i. i^u,-.tc'-
as ifarcsaid, will, ' n Mon law he fw’a"h
day of .March. 1>12, at 12 o\i...av ai
the court house ('. lor ii. the t( wii i: lirt
vard, X. C., sell to the highest aiihi. r f -r
cash the following described tract ■ r [.;'.r-
Va 1 of hard lyiniT and being i”, Ib ^i-.iick
township, connty ol '!'ninsylv.n.i;i. s'au (d'
Ni>rth Carolina, ;idj(’in.'ng the ia'ids of
-\.ndy Smith and .lohn.va- \Vhi:tnire: and
laiowii as a i ;irt of the .\n<ly S"ia'’. tr;ict;
and more j.articuairly desc’ibed 'a/ a deed
made by A. 'i. Sniith t( .1. H. ( a li-v. .i'- i>t;
tl'.e 2Ith day ( f Fel<ruary, 19o‘V ata! regis
u red in book 27. pa.ge 122, of the recoriis
of deeds of Traasvlvanai ceu iiv. ,nnt;iai-
i re feeU w et if th • temi erature ini; (o acres more er less.
'I'he proceeds <d' said sale lo in jtaid to
J. S. Silverstein. \V. Owen and j, H. (ia!-
loway according !o U'.j U’ins of an agree
ment lurete'Hre nuuL' lvt\\eeii the said
parties in n .gtir 1 to tlu rail! need in. trust.
This thi .Tth I'.ay ol Feliruarv, 1 >12.
.Mas F’.i .\ H. Bitkw ouT.'i.
Admx. t'.f \y. B. i'uckworth, 'I'rnst.e.
Zachnrv (. ...• ion. .\ttornevs.
When Vapor i-s Dry.
M. l\lot: S:r;i:li pia'a.ts unt ’’n
;i iijpniai' :tuscrni-i piion iij the
^ui'posi)i ra IhtiL .e;U'‘ ni.s \ap' r and i'-e
ar(f wet. They are jn tl.eniselves dry
atul i'eeora-i wit ooiy when tney tnra
\j water. dr> is: •utueons vaptr
iiiat it will J. y a; y ni<'isr obieot il.at
ir eories in • aitiK t w i'h.” .‘■'■a; erheat-
e(l si earn b< '\.re it 'o idenses i.- a dry
gas.
of 'he hanil is sa'dieieiU to nieit it. As
iee it is dry. An )ther laiseonceptmn
is that tile air ctui be eithi-r uioist or
•Iry. It is l ondenscd aqaeoe.s vaj'ur in
t!ie air tli.at is moisv, and it uordd be
utoist if iliere w-.mv a ■ air. A given
qiniiitity of ni]tifous ^.ailiiieci in
a giv('ti space will be 'vet ‘,.r dry a.c-
eordin.g to the* teniperatiire At 02 de-
gree.s, fcr insta.iee. it itii.uiii be partial
ly eond"ns.-d and consei]aeiitiy wet.
wliile at To <Ie,urfe.s, owiag u> ex]>au-
.'ioM, it wou'd la' dry.
■ : t its
in;-, il
-iL-n '
■ai cf
ifisrlit
■i-a'a
■'■e.-'t
a t’ne
I'ii 1 h-
D Jf ?. - tJK
. ■ Iv'e i I
Tilt
a;, a ad
h;bv ■;
d ]i'';'rt!eaiiy tn liattiined
ae iitv
/l-
■V Ji;
-r'.
. t-C!'
1:- r.'
] t;;
■de,>
va-' 1,
i r ‘. i -
; . ( !
Bug Pcvver.
If asked to naiae the strongest ani-
I inais ni(.'st per-'^oa.s I'e.giu witli liie lar-
g«'St. il’.c e -i liaut, and coiitinne with
oxen, li u'ses, t't;'. Tliis is oT cou'’se.
e'irre< t in so I’ar a- tiieii total hor.se-
pow< r is eoticerned. Luit for real
I siren.i:th, p:-'>[>')i'tioued to the size aad
weiala iif the animal, one raust go to
' the inse't w .rid ( ompared with iu-
^ sects tl;,* strenuth of aluiost any large
.animal, and e^i'eiiai.y of man. is ab
surd. .V man is -onsidered strong it
In- drag a mass v.eigl’.tnir three or
fo'.ir tiii'.e.s as 'auch iis liiniself. but
; tile '.‘I'ciie \vili w;ul. wi'h times his
ov. n wei.uh.t. a m-.iu wen.- pl.ieed»
nndt-r a >cood..*n box witli tive times
: !iis weight on to[i (o liold ii down he
, .\ould rv'taaiii there indei'autely. but
I to retiiia a stau bi>et!e | risoner in the
I same way one must pile oa top of ttie
I bo.'v at U‘a>!t l.SOO times iis weight.
* LI it. 3iC.: . b
« '' ' Cc?Y!-aCHTS ii..
.!..: a > l.'.'t -’i ;u::1 ril' jcr.: i. 'ii
M ‘ 1' ' ■ aii":i ’.v-.’. :i..'r
■ tl l’,';'.- I li'-IHliriU*. >'. I :
.IM '^Oia. HAi'<0:.aCK • '■■I :
yj'Ai: i-:- vr. -
^ ti'-' J. 'I
ciiii }>'
I'.'il:' > ■ •: ' i’l
R-.- 1
■ . * a : , at
l<V Aui.'
•...V V'
■ ' 4,*n I ■
Odc'oth as a Cure.
i’retty soon after the new arriv.ii htid
.assiirned to tiis ?-oom be teie-
ohoned (h \vn to tin; otilce for tv.’o
fh
■ iipr' ia
. ir ’
1 - V I ' i-
^’ t
.)tl
e-‘’i'i-.r ];o:ivy a.Ttd
. " the I'iry avid tts
'!a' iniii'aist' of a
’ t f t() ]t'a> n", imnor-
i*'e. I'liO Ifsiro 'o
i'.ir a wliia al‘ eonn-
.•lOir,at.> of .''-('Vie ■v;
’ I h'Tnsob. he -aip.lo-! <>!''•dh lotli,
a- to <!’ai i'l’.en for : “Another one ’
-IV- ‘t’ri " a brieVvaril ' assnrint::: tlie gtiest tha.t the oilcloth
iv had "soM him. IK , "<»dd be sen. up .mmediately. "Lie
il \’ae I’M’ * eoe.Mryii-^ » st^mntin-ibal's.. i snppose. '.Ve
a'ty nior dai: :
11 rued fron' th
<1^ ii -I y~ o
said the clerk after
!iT
ri)i’e C'Ut of ^h'‘ viii:!
h ni]
Cre.-k.
kill hr
,, >. ,i.
.■a} r
;.n< ai...
il’e '.i’ St
thr a.jh
’:'t:'.i I was i.di'se' a
1. saie r!a Sor,or.ia
ia- ' • have his futi to'st, ; nd
V V the 'ai'.ckya’ai .'tevwa'rd,
a th.' hi’l. .T'sp av a
• - IT jnt’ y lO :o the
’ a'T 'he- I'ounL' .' road at
aa < he came to :uid cantert'f’
iiaylit;;’. The grain v
al's..
' ke<‘p straps of oil'-li.nh in reserve for
; 1 fc!l.>\vs like him. Tliey si'reati it on
I the lloer ill either si.le of the 1-ed.
t/n * Slcj'iai au cold oiicKith v.ben be gets
j out of bed is firetty likely to awakeu
the most coiiiirmed .c!e«. pwiilker and
p; .‘\ en' ncet arnai w audering.”—New
Vi.rk I’res-^.
L'nint.entional.
She—Ob, profess.tr. 1 saw sueli a fnn-
u.' )!d fossil in the museum today', t
thou;;hl of yi a at oik e. Judge.
ceir.s I v.*'.r, i '..rii.i-.-.r
McCiil' I’-a.Jir.:; f..-a
it4cC.-»n Pr'tcrr.: L-
!i i- V, I . ' i; ;:l ■
di'.iler.'! .ss i r.;c('. I
ni.il.f s ri)'.Cii,',ca. i’- >:
ft ..n your cf.'.I-..r, c;
McCALLd'^’
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