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Rosenthals
OFFICE OP PUBLICATION Comer
Austin and Vale Sta Jefferson Texas
at the PostOffice at Jeffersin Texas
mall matter
Copies of tho JefkrsonJim FLEcuTfi In wrap
pert ready for mlling c < rOiWay bad at the
office by tingle copies or the dozen
The time is close to hand when
the promising peach crop will get
its annual set back by a March
blizard
Some fellow said that by the time
women get suffrage they will be
too tired to vote Maybe bo and
maybe not wait and see
The Hughes boom for the re-
publican nomination seems to be
attracting but little attention from
the governor A dark horse pos-
sibility
It is reported that John H Ham-
mond the great mining engeneer
haB just resigned a job paying 250
000 a year Whether due to cau-
tion or probity it was no 5 stated
When Col Gorges gets through
with his disinfecting job down at
Panama he would do society serv-
ice by turning hip attention to Mr
Hartje etcltera of Pittsburg ju6t
The blithe promoter now wants
to organize a company to extract
ailver from sea water This is the
first mention on record of the white
metal ever being used as a plating
for bricks
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Friday March 131908
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CLOTHES
Rosenthal s
The presidents scheme of turn
ing the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and the CommisBt > ner of
Labor loose on the railroad situa-
tion has already had its effect
There was a treat by a number of
the railroads of a general reduction
of wages pleading as an excuse
the reduction of earnings due to the
financial depression due in turn
to the agitation of the president on
the subject of commercial morality
The president as he has frequent-
ly done did not wait for the blow
to fall but carried the war into the
enemye country He ordered the
Interstate Commerce Commission
to prepare facts and figuras on rail-
road earnings this year as compar-
ed with the corresponding period
of previous years Baying that if
there was going to be wage reduo
Uons and consequent strikes the
people ought to be in a position to
know who was right in the contro-
versy the result was a little sur-
prising Many of the railroads
that had been waiting the result of
the first reductions before declar-
ing their own intentions said no
more about the matter Some of
the Southwestern railroads came
immediately into camp and gave
up the discussion And the south
em and eastern roads where trou-
ble started announced their wil-
lingness to submit to mediation
The Southern and Louisville
Nashville have already applied to
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion for mediation and others have
signified their intention of doing
likewise The railroad employep
who are not used to Buch complai-
sance seem ready enough to accept
the new order of things So thai
was criticised at first as a sensa
tional and radical move seems like
hapB there will not be any general
railroad strike after all
W EUSIIESS II MTE BLOCK
O TO
Alexander Vaughan
To get jour
Fancy Groceries
Feed Etc
A full fresh stock at close prices
Phone 119
The Mystery
By STEWART EDWARD WHITE
Aud SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
COPYRIGHT 1907 BY MeCLURE PHllLIPS 60
Solomon This aint no Jot to go
look at the clipse of the moon or the
devils a preacher
Wat you maik heem den queried
Perdosa
Its treasure of course said Handy
Solomon shortly
He he he laughed the negro
without mirth
Whats the matter with you doc-
tor demanded Thrackles
Treasure repeated the nigger
You see dat box he done carry so
cairful Tou see dat-
A pause ensued Somebody scratch-
ed a match and lit a pipe
No I dont see that broke out
Thrackles finally with some impa-
tience I sabe how a man goes after
treasuie with a bos but why should
he take treasure away in a bos
What do you think Bucko he sud-
denly appealed to me
I looked up from my investigation
of the empty berths
I dont thmk much about it I re-
plied escept that by the look of the
stores were due for more than Hono-
lulu and from the look of the light
wed better turn to on deck
An embarrassed pause fell
Who are you anyway bluntly de-
manded the man with the steel hook
My name is Eagen I replied Ive
the berth of mate Which of these
bunks are empty
They Indicated what I desired with
just a trace of sullenness I under-
stood well enough their resentment at
having a ships officer quartered on
them the focsle they considered as
their only liberty when at sea and
my presence as a curtailment to the
freedom of speech I subsequently did
my best to overcome this feeling but
never quite succeeded
At my command the nigger went to
his galley I ascended to the deck
Dusk was falling In the swift Califor-
nian fashion Already the outlines of
the wharf houses nere growing Indis-
tinct and the lights of the city were
begrBning to twinkle Captain Selover
came to my side and leaned over the
rail peering critically at the black wa-
ter against the piles
Shes at the flood he squeaked
And here comes the Lucy Belle
The tug took us in charge and puffed
with us down the harbor and through
the Golden Gate We had sweated Uie
canvas on her even to the flying jib
and ahuge club topsail she sometimes
carried at the main for the afternoon
trades had lost their strength About
midnight we drew up on the Faral
lones
The schooner handled well Our
crew was divided into three watches
an unusual arrangement but comfor-
table Two men could sail her handi-
ly In most sorts of weather Handy
Solomon had the wheel Otherwise the
deck was empty The mans fantastic
headgear the fringe of his curling oily
locks the hawk outline of his face mo-
mentarily silhouetted against the phos-
phorescence astern as he glanced to
windward all lent him an appearance
of another day I could almost Im
agine I caught the gleam of silver but
ted horse pistols and cutlasses at his
waist
I brooded In wonder at what I had
seen and how little I had explained
The number of boats sufficient for a
craft of three times the tonnage tho
capacity of the focsle with Its
eighteen bunks enough for a passen-
ger ship what did it mean ind this
wild unkempt villainous crew with its
master and his almost ridiculous con-
trast of neatness and filth did Dr
Schermerhorn realize to what he had
trusted himself and his precious expe-
dition whatever it might be
The lights of shore had sunk The
Laughing Lass staggered and leaped
joyously with the glory of the open
sea She seemed alone on the bosom
of the ocean and for the life of me I
could not but feel that I was embark-
ed on some desperate adenture The
notion was utterly illogical That I
knew well In sober thought I a re
poiter was shadowing a respectable
and venerable scientist who in turn
was probably about to Investigate at
length some little known deep sea con-
ditions of phenomena of an unesplored
Island But that did not suffice to my
Imagination The ship its surround-
ings its equipment its ciew all read
fantastic So much the better story I
thought shrugging my shoulders at
last
CHAPTER X
FTER my watch below the next
morning I met Percy Darrow
In many ways he Is or was the
most extraordinary of my many
acquaintances During that first half
hours chat with him I changed my
mind at least a dozen times One mo-
ment I thought him cIp er the next an
utter ass now I found him frank
open a good companion eager to
please and then a droop of his blond
eyelashes a lazy impertinent drawl
of his oice a hint of half bore < J con-
descension in his manner convinced
me that he was shy and affected In
a breath I appraised him as intellect-
ual a fool a shallow mind a deep
schemer an idler and an enthusiast
One result of his spasmodic confi-
dences was to throw a doubt upon
their accuracj This might be what he
desired or with equal probability it
might be the chance reflection of a
childish and aimless amiability
He was tall and slender and pale
languid of nmement languid of eye
languid of speech His eyes drooped
half closed beneath blond brows A-
long wiry hand lazily twisted a rather
affected blond mustache His oice
drawled his speech in a manner either
insufferably condescending and imper-
tinent or Ineffably tired who could
tell which
I found him leaning against the taff
rail his languid graceful figure sup-
ported by his elbow s his chin propped
against his hand As I approached the
binnacle he raised his eyes and mo
tioned me to him The insolence of it
was so superb that for a moment I
was angry enough to ignore him Then
I reflected that I was here not to stand
on my personal dignity but to get In-
formation I joined him
You are the mate he drawled
SinceI am on the quarter deck I
snapped back at him
He eyed me thoughtfully while he
rolled with one hand a corn husk Mexi-
can cigarettP
Do you know where you are go-
ing he Inquired at length
Depends on the moral character of
my future actions I rejoined tartly
He allowed a smile to break and
fade then lighted his cigarette
The first mate seems to have a re-
markable command of language said
he >
heI
I did not reply
Well to tell you the truth I dont
know where we are going he con-
tinued Thought you might be ablo
to inform me Where did this ship
and its precious gang of cutthroats
come from anyway
Meaning me
Oh meaning you too for all I
know he shrugged wearily Sudden-
ly he turned to me and laid his hand
You are the matc7 he draulcd
on my shoulder with one of those sud
den bursts of confidence I came later
tox recognize and look for but in which
I could never quite believe nor disbe
lieve
I am eaten with curiosity he stat-
ed in the least curious voice in the
world I suppose you know who his
nibs is
Dr Schermerhorn do you mean
Yes Well Ive been with him ten
years I am his right hand man All
his business I transact down to the
last penny I even order his meals
His discoveries have taken shape In
my hands Suddenly he gets a freak
He will go on a voyage Where I
shall know in good time For what
purpose Same answer What ac-
commodations shall I engage I ex-
perience the worst shock of my life
he will engage them himself What
scientific apparatus Shock No 2 he
will attend to that Is there anything
I can do What do you suppose he
saysHow
How should I know I asked
You should know in the course of
Intelligent conversation with me he
drawled Well he good old staid
Schermie with the vertebrated thoughts
gets kittinish He says to me Joost
imachin Percy you are all alone on a
desert island placed and that you will
sit on those sands and wish within
yourself all you would buy to be com-
fortable Go out and buy me those
things in abundance Those were my
directions
He puffed
What does he pay you he asked
Enough I leplied
More than enough by a good deal
Ill bet he rejoined The old fool
Ho ought to have left it to me What
is this craft Have you ever sailed on
her before
No
Have any of the crew
I replied that I believed all of them
were Selovers men He threw the
cigarette butt into the sea and turned
back
backWell
Well I wish you joy of your double
wages he mocked
So he knew that after all How
much more of his ignorance was pre-
tended I had no means qf guessing
His eye gleamed sarcastically as he
sauntered toward the companionway
Handy Solomon was at tho wheel
steering easilj with one foot and an
elbow His steel hook lay fully ex-
posed glittering in the sunlight Dar
row glanced at it curiously and at the
mans headgear
Well my genial pirate he drawl-
ed if you had a line to fit that hook
youd be equipped for fishing The
mans teeth bared like an animals but
Darrow went on easily as though un-
conscious of giving offense If I were
you Id have It arranged so the hook
would turn backward as well as for-
ward It would bo handier for some
things fighting for Instance
He passed on down the companion
Handy Solomon glared after him then
down at his hook He bent his arm
this way and that drawing the hook
toward him softly as a cat does her
claws His eyes cleared and a look of
admiration crept into them
By God hes right he muttered
and after a moment Ive wore that
ten year and never thought of it The
little son of a gun
He remained staring for a moment
at the hook Then he looked up and
caught my eve His own turned quiz-
zical He shifted his quid and began
to hum
Tha bosn laid aloft aloft laid he
BIott high blow low what care we
Theres a ship upon the wlndaxd a
wreck upon the lee
Down on the coast of the nigh Bar
bareee
We had entered the trades and were
making good time I was content to
stay on deck even In my watch be-
low The wind was strong the waves
dashing the sky very blue From un-
der our forefoot the flying fish sped
the monsters pursued them A tingle
of spray was In the air It was all
very pleasant The red handkerchief
around Solomons head made a pretty
spoiof color against the blue of the
sky andtfiS flarker blue of the sea
Silhouetted over the flawlesswMtejrf
the deckhouse was the sullen polished
profile of the nigger Beneath me the
ship swerved and leaped yielded and
recovered I breathed deep and saw
cutlasses in harmless shadows It was
two yearaago I was young then
At the mess hour I stood In doubt
Kiwever I was Informed by the cap
tLlns falsetto that I was to eat in the
cabin As the only other officer I ate
alone after the others had finished
helping myself from the dishes left on
the table It was a handsome cabin
well kept with white woodwork spot-
lessly clean leather cushions much
better than one would expect I after-
ward found that the neatness of this
cabin and of the three staterooms was
maintained by the nigger at the peril
of his neck A rack held a dozen rifles
five revolvers and at last my cutlass-
es I examined the lot with interest
They were modern weapons the new
high power 3040 box magazine rifle
shooting government ammunition and
had been used The revolvers were of
course the old 45s This was an ex-
traordinary armament for a peaceable
schooner of 150 tons burden
The rest of the cabins fittings were
not remarkable By the configuration
of the ship I guessed that two of the
staterooms must be rather large I
could make out voices within
On deck I talked with Captain Sel
overShes
Shes a snug craft I approached
him
He nodded
You have armed her well
He muttered something of pirates
and the China seas
I laughed
You have arms enough to give your
crew about two magazine rifles apiece
unless you filled all your berths for-
ward
Captain Selover looked me direct in
the eye
Talk straight Mr Eagen said he
What Is this ship and where is she
bound I askedj with equal simplic-
ity
He considered
As for the ship he replied at
length I dont mind saying Youie
my first officer and on you I depend i
it comes to well the small arms be-
low If the ships a little under tl a
shade why so are you Shes by w y
of being called a manner of bard
names by some people I do not see t
myself It is a matter of conscience
If you would ask some interested
they would call her a smuggler a
thief a wrecker and all tho other evil
titles in the catalogue She has taken
In Chinks by way of Santa Cruz is
land if that is smuggling The coun
try is free and a Chink is a man Be-
sides it paid 10 a head for the land-
ing She has carried In a cargo or so
of junk It was lying on the bench
where a fool master had piled it and
I took what I found I couldnt keep
track of the underwriters intentions
But the room forward I broke in
Well you see last season we werp
peail fishing
But you needed only your diver
and your crew I objected
There was the matter of a Japanese
gunboat or so be explained
Poaching I cried
So some call it Tho shells are
there The islands are not inhabited
I do not see how men claim property
beyond the tidewater I have heard It
argued
Hold on I cried There was a
trouble last year In the Ishigaki Jima
islands wheie a poacher beat off the
Oyaina It was a desperate fight
Captain Selovers eye lit up
Ive commanded a black brlgantlne
name of the Petrel he admitted sim-
ply She was a brlgantlne aloft but
alow she had much the same lines as
the Laughing Lass He whirled on
his heel to roll to one of the covered
yachts cannon Looks like a harm-
less little toy to burn black powder
dont she he remarked He stripped
off the tarpaulin and the false brass
muzzle to display as pretty a little
Maxim as you would care to see
Now you know all about it he said
Look here Captain Selover I de-
manded dont you know that I could
blow your whole shooting match high-
er than Gilderoys kite How do you
know I wont do it when I get back
How do you know I wont inform the
doctor at once what kind of an outfit
he has tied to
He planted far apart his thick legs in
their soiled blue trousers pushed back
his greasy linen boating hat and stared
at me with some amusement
How do you know I wont blow on
Lieutenant or Ensign Ralph Slade U
S N when I get back he demanded
I blessed that illusion anyway Be-
sides I know my man You wont d
anything of the sort He walked to
the rail and spat carefully over the
sideAs
As for the doctor he went on he
knows all about it He told me all
about myself and everything I had
ever done from the time Id licked
Buck Jones until last seasons little
diversion Then he told me that was
why h wanted me to ship for this
cruise The captain eyed me quiz-
zically
I threw out my hand in a comic ges-
ture of surrender
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The ties that bind Borne actors
together belong to the railway com-
panies
Well where are we bound any-
way
The dirty unkempt disheveled figure
stiffened
Mr EagerC Its falsetto shrilled
you are mate of this vessel Your
duty Is to see that my orders as to
sailing are carried out Beyond that
you do not go As to navigation and
latitude and longitude and where we
are that is outside your line of duty
As to where we are bound you are
getting double wages not to get too
curious Remember to earn your
wages Mr Eagen
He turned away to the binnacle In
spite of his personal filth in spite of
the lawless almost piratical character
dfth eniaBiu JitjiiomentI coudnot
but admire him If Percy B ir ° w was
ignorant of the purposes of this expSril
tion how much more so Captain Sel
over JTet he accepted his trust blind-
ly and as far as I could then see in-
tended to fulfilL it faithfully I liked
him none the worse for snubbing me
Itlndlcated a streak in his moral na-
ture akin to and quite as curious as
his excessive neatness regarding his
immediate surroundings
D
CHAPTER XL
URING the next few days the
crew discussed our destination
Discipline while maintained
strictly was not con entional
During the dog watches often every-
man aboard would be below for at
that period Captain Selover iovedto
take the wheel in person a thick cigar
between his lips the dingy checked
shirt wide open to expose his hairy
chest to the breezel In the twilight of
the forecastle we had some great sea
lawyers talks I say we though I
took little part in them Generally I
lay across jny bunk smoking my pipe
while Handy Solomon held forth his
speech punctuated by surly specula-
tions from the nigger with hesitating
deep sea wisdom from the hairy Thrac
kles or with voluminous bursts of
fractured English from Perdosa Pulz
had nothing to offer but watched from
bis pale green eyes The light shifted
and wavered from one to the other as
the ship swayed garments swung the
empty berths yawned cavernous I
could imagine he forecastle filled with
the desperate men who had beaten off
the Oyama The story Is told that they
had swept the gunboats decks with
her own rapid fires turned in
No one knew where we were going
nor why The doctor puzzled them
and the quantity of his belongings
It aint pearls said Handy Solo-
mon You can kiss the book on that
for we aint a diver among us It aint
Chinks for we are cruising sou sou
west Likely if s trade trade down in
the islands
We were all below The captain
himself had the wheel Discipline
while strict was not conventional
Contrabandlsta muttered the Mex-
ican for dat he geev ns double pay
We dont get her for nothing
agreed Thrackles Double pay and
duff on Wednesday generally means
get your head broke v
No trade said the nigger gloom
ily
They turned to him with one accord
Why not demanded Pulz break-
ing his silence
No trade repeated the nigger
VAint you got a reason doctor
asked Handy Solomon
No trade Insisted the nigger
An nneasy silence fell I could not
but observe that the others held the
niggers statements in a respect not
due them as mere opinions Subse-
quently I understood a little more of
the reputation he possessed He was
believed to see things hidden as their
phrase went
Nobody said anything for some time
Nobody stirred except that Handy Sol-
omon his steel claw removed from its
socket whittled and tested screwed
and turned trying to fix the hook so
that in accordance with the advice of
Percy Darrow it would turn either
wayWhat
What Is It then doctor he asked
softly at last
Gold said tho nigger shortly
Gold treasure
Thats what I said at first cried
Handy Solomon triumphantly It was
extraordinary the unquestioning and
entire faith with which they accepted
as gospel fact the negros dictum
There followed much talk of the na-
ture of this treasure whether it was
to be sought or conveyed bought stolen
or ravished in fair fight No further
soothsaying could they elicit from the
nigger They followed their own ideas
which led them nowhere Some one
lit the forecastle lamp They settled
themselves Pulz read aloud
This was the programme every day
during the dog watch Sometimes the
watch on deck was absent leaving
only Handy Solomon the nigger and
Pulz but the order of the day was not
on that account varied They talked
they lit the lamp they read Always
the talk was of the treasure
Ab to the reading it was of the sort
usual to seamen cowboys lumbermen
and miners Thrackles had a number
of volumes of very cheap love stories
Pulz had brought some extraordinary
garish detective stories The others
contributed sensational literature with
paper covers adorned lithographically
By the usual incongruity a fragment
of The Marble Faun was included in
the collection The nigger had his
copy of Duvall on Alchemy I
havent the slightest idea where he
could have got it
While Pulz read Handy Solomon
worked on the alteration of bis claw
He could never get it to hold and I
remember as an undertone to Pulzs
reading the rumble of strange exas-
perated oaths Whatever the even-
ings lecture it always ended with the
book on alchemy These men had no
perspective by which to judge such
things They accepted Its speculations
and theories at their face value Ex
to be contimted
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No aBusss No ilass gshosphafes
Those caring for health must avoid alum powders
Alum is a sharp poisonous mineral acid
A Jumble of Thanks
Be thankful rich or poor your lot
Be thankful for just what youve got
Be thankful fer each piece of luck
Be thankful good work and pluck
Be thankful if youre one and twenty
Be thankful if youve years in plenty
Be thankful if you had to lend
Yon had the chance to help a friend
Be thankful for what fate may bring
Be thankful well for anything
Then eat a most delicious dinner
As well becomes a seasoned sinner
And let the little stomach elves
Just fight it out among themselves
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MARCH
It ib the roaring month of March
The wild noreaster bends the larch
The gray rain beating on the wold
Has closed the crocuscups of gold
But there will be an April day
The thrush will pipe another lay
And we will find on grener hills
White yiolelB and daffodils
Nothing succeeds like success
Nothing tures chills fever and malari
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A grafter by any other name
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The Business of This
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Taylor & Taylor. Jefferson Jimplecute (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 38, Ed. 1, Friday, March 13, 1908, newspaper, March 13, 1908; Jefferson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth67240/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .