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thubaday movbceana nth ims the acton free press muhhht 4um hr jfjprca fchnrt dtbrg rumbling giants john bcorrr douolas hj 6ven thornton trembled with anger as ho leaned forward over tho deak his rugged face hard brown rock tell you youre going to hlro mo whether you like it or not iballeyl if you dont his thin sensitive face was twitching as alfred bailey interrupted curtly if dont what7 what exploded 6ven yoa know what xu go to tho oibraldar con struction company and tell them your financial condition youre about broke arent yau for moment his blue eyes bloxod and it seemed that bailey was about to spring across tho desk at the larger youth facing bin inutead ho gripped the rungs of his chair until his fingers were white when he spoke hla voice was ragged with emotion dont know how you found out but what you say is true since the mines closed down here in chinook then hasnt been any work for oiy trucks ten of them some not yet paid for everything depends on getting tho work on that cascade dam job but how you learned never mind that snapped svcn hotly the lact remains that they wouldnt give you contract to do the work if they thought you were on tho ragged edge of nothing youre going tohlreme andllkeitl and some day im going 4c break you understand break you as you broke me alfred bailey was not one to be bullied but it struck hun that thcro was an essence of truth in the last statement he had been foreman of company owning group of trucks in scattlo 61 en thornton had worked under him one day svcns staggering gait had seemed to sugbott just one tiling drunk enness alfred had accused bven of this and the sullen swede had recused to kay word la his own defense alfred had dismissed him and the swede had prom ised revenge not until ho had saved op enough money to buy utrlng of trucks for himself had alfred learned from truck driver the true reason that svcn had staggered tliat last day of work in reality ho hud been too sick lo stand ifo was coming down with typhoid which laur kept him in bod with raging fever for several montli alfred had tried in vain to locate svcn to right the wrong ho liad done tho other but svcn had left seattle and it was impossible to learn hla whereabouts at that time alfred was making good money hauling for tho chinook mlnfcd on tho western slope of tho cascade mountains of washington the mines had now closed down und tlie odd jobs ho ould secure from time to time wens hardly sufficient justification for em ploying uuj number of truck drivers ho already liad alfred hasltalod anally turning to tho grimfaced youth facing him 111 hlro you svcn but not for tie reason you think im hiring you because did you on injustice in tho pact and want to make up for it im not hiring you because of any fear of your threats the others lips curled tut it any way you want to save your own feelings said svcn sarcastically but you know that you flred me because you were afraid id get your job you know now and yoij knew uien that ive nover touched liquor in my life feel rotten about that confessed alfred ju youd only told me you were sick but jou wouldnt say word svens face grew hard didnt cay word because floured you were going to bounce me anyway alfreds eyes cooled and cleared sven any tune cant look anjono in the eye honestly ill go out of business think what you wont of me personally but if you cast any aspersions on my position as employer no he decided to wait when the break came he would fight in the open with whatever weapons he had at hand ho would beat svcn in fair fight or in fair fight ho would lose baileys other big problem was secur ing tho truck work on tho cascade dam samuel mcdcrmott lean wiry blue eyed scotchman was superintendent in charge of tho oibraldar construction companys operations tho oibraldar had eo far used only their own string of sixteen trucks thoy needed mono trucks many more mcdcrmott however would only shako hla eandy head when alfred approached hln saying were getting along very well tnon later perhaps but not now ill lot you know hp did not let alfred know however week after anxious week passed and still mcdcrmott would not glvo his do clsion the dam had risen to half its height there won tho possibility tho oibraldar could complete tho dam with out hiring additional trucks alfred was desperate ilalns set in then tho heavy per sistent rains native to tho cascades tho mountain roads around chinook camo almost lmpassahlo with mud yet svcn thornton and several of tho other drive rti continued to haul where there was any work to bo had dusineis miegtliy youli be out of job quick bven milled with his lips not lit eyes okeh was all that he said alfred looked out of tlie small window where truck was passing iiy the small sluxck of an office follow that truck hi the big muck sven were hauling logj no money in it but it pays penscri and cant bo choosey tlmse dayti 6vn urate from the chair standing mix feet two ill he said harshly and 111 do my work so you cant find any other excuses to ilro but im going to brnak you understand alfred laughed mirthlessly jie won dered if lie liad been unwise in hiring his enemy tlicn he shrugged as tlie other passed through the door dismiss ing the matur for the time being svcn thornton kupt his word he worked exly and lute bcaplto uuj fact that the swede had threatened to wreck the biuhicos alfred could not fight down an admiration for him the big fellow could back truck up to the brink of cliff to unload los into tlie mill pond and know exactly how rfar be could go without endangering his own lift and the truck ho knew no tet svcn did know bitter undying dwuke he never hw employer alone that ho did hot say under hi breath im going to break you bailey lm going to break ou as sure as youre alive almost dally afred thought of firing svra but he never did it seemed cowardly to take advantage of hla own tho river on which the oibraldar was working had been emptied by diverting tho stream near its source into another river the water now rose continually in tho half completed basin straining against tiio wall of tho dam rising until nearly ten feet of water was caught in tho bowl then fifteen and anally twenty alfred braved uw mountain roads to drive to tho dam in his little car he interviewed mcdcrmott but the scotch man still insisted that hvt own truclot could do tlie work he was not so con fident of tills however as ho had been on any previous occasion alfred drove back disheartened his preoccupation and worry may liave had something to do wjth his skidding on steep downhill road tlie car over turned and landed on iui tilde pinning alrrcdbcneath tttrtunatoly motorist came by lialf an hour later and extricated him from the wreckage his left arm was broken he was badly bruised but otherwise alfred was unhurt the motorist was going ills way and took him to doctor in chinook returning to his office alfred dlscon snnntely observed that train load of quickdrying cement had arrived at chinook mcdermott will liave his own truck haul that too he reflected morosely at six oclock alfred was preparing to leave when he received call ho lifted thu receiver recognizing mdvrmotts voice listen said tho scotchman breathlessly its happened tlie rivers broken tlirougli theres raging tor rent coming down dont mind if tlw river sweeps over the completed part ot the dam but its eating it out at tho north side ive had the truck drivers hauling utono down to fill the breach but ifu still widening they refuse to make any more trlpssay the bank is not safe if youll bring up your ten trucks loaded ului sacks of that quick drying cement to all tho breach ill give you contract thatll knock your eyei out but ill have to warn you that the bunks like glass and youll be tak ing plenty of risk will you do it for moment alfred could not trmt himself to spoav do it of course ill doit hla voice vos hoarse with excitement alfred hung up the receiver with his uninjured right hand his left arm hling in hnf tfti prff tn nn are you afraid to do that even snorted afraid course im not tho ten trucks set out for tho station laborers had already aaaembjed at mo dermotts artier sack after sack was hoisted onto the waiting trucks they started the slow laborious climb along the mountain road the ten rum bling giants crawled through the thick sucking mud their headlights barely penetrating the inky murk ahead svens truck was in the lead on the front saet of the second truck sat alfred beside roan hla face white cold determined shs left arm in tho sling was throbbing now yet he scarce ly noticed it at last they reached tho dam tho lead truck stopped on tho brink of otccp bank which seemed to drop straight off from the road alfred crawl ed out of tho second truck cold and wcu zlgrag rood twisted down tho bank to slight rise above the breach in the north side of the dam hero tho water was pouring through the open hole eat ing away tho bank as well as tho dam shiver coursed down his spino as he looked down that glassy road man in nllclccr came running up his blue eyes grave think you cap make it bailey svcn grunted no chancel alfreds reply was calm and deter mined make it of course wollmake itu im going to take those trucks down myself wouldnt ask any man of mino to try it bvens heavy jaw sagged bailey youre crazy alfred smiled recklessly and thoje was triurnplumt gleam in his eyes when looked at svcn thomtou you youd break mo all right try itl tho trucks are here im going to take them down mysclfl mcdcrmott stared at alfred incredu lously mon admire your nerve but wont letye do it mon with two sirongarmswouldhavto plenty todw alfrcd smiled watch mol ho jumped jnto bvenn truck and started it backing all ills slender cheese as you use it and crossed to the adjacent building where the truck drlveru uvro witting about hot stove swiftly he imparted thf information mcdermltt had given him svens stern mouth hardened into grim white line mcdemiotta men mon wont trust that bank and yet you want to do it arent you rather careless with our lives but it means the gucces or failure of my trucking busing it mcatu thu security of your jobs at the word failure alfred taw svens urlm eyes light it come to him with sense of shock that this was svens moment of triumph uw moment in which 1iie big swede could make or break his employer for he was oblo to uway the ouwr men id nay thornton was right mut tered iroun looking at the rioor wo neid our jolw mr bailey but joha dont mean nothing to dead niul triumphant gleam came into bvena eyes as tlw other hmn concurred beaten bvwi hud beauai hhn alfred suw slightly red as he aurud at sven thornton then his brain cleared you will drive the trucks as far as tlia dam wont you lw demanded even tliat rkky on night like ihls ktald hon speaking 4ar the other men but well doji mr balloy whatjre you claiming to do de manded bvcm uaplcloualy confident ught dying in hi alfred yd jus coldly im only asking you to drive as far as the dam strength against tho wheel ho wrenched it around with ids right hand backed up and utartcd tlie heavitejoodod trtlck rockmg forwardr sven suddenly sprang hi front of the truck alfred applied the brakes get away sven or 111 run you down ko you wont yelled sven fiercely get out of my truck your truck alfred laughed harsh ly are you going to get out of my way sven sprang aside as alfred started klowly forward ho reached for tho wheel jerking tho truck bacifc toward the main road oct out of my truck he snarled im driving that truck herpuhcdalfrwitjutnttshowoud havo iwndled child alfred helpless with one hand could do nothing when svtn sprang to tlie wheel and utarted down tlie steep slope his heart was in liis tliroat as alfred saw the giant lumbering down the rood elipplng sliding one way then the other but plodding forward at the bottom of tlie slope there was short flat panse sven turned the truck around and hackxd determinedly toward that undermined bank alfred screamed yarnlng no use hid words would not carry against the shrilling wind he ran down the bonk svun had booked uio truck to tlie very edge was he trying to wreck tlio truck deliverately no he liad stopped now and tho raising apparatus was working alfred ran harder his arm alive with agony suddenly tlie cement spilled from tlw rear end of the truck into the big breach alfred readied uw truck as sven was moving forward again listen he shouted won let you do that again sven didnt realise the risk listen jounelf oaid sven with tight smile know when im licked know uhen ive met better man than nm im going to brintr all the cement down and no ones going to stop mc bring the cement down he did tho unter tumbled less fiercely through tho gap tlie rain fell away to light patter the suollen torrent uent down too as load after load of cement woo dropped into the breach entirely closing it while alfred bailey as signing enn pew foods are so distinctive as cheese for few foods can he used in ouch variety of wayo in tho luncheon supper or dinner menu there was time when cheese was usually served as final tidbit to substantial meal but today te high food value in addition to its savory flavor is rightfully taken into account and this healthful food is one of the ingredients used in making an unlimited number of nourkdilng main courses the following recipes aro fow examples of how cheeso may bo combined with cereals or bulky vegetables to make satin tying dish although in somo cases tho amount of cheeso called for in tho recipe seems small in compari son to that of other ingredients tho cheese may contribute tho most food value due to tho fact that it is such concentrated food cheese itlno with vegetables cup milk cup soft bread crumbs egg cups cooked macaroni cup canadian cheese diced tablespoon minced parsley tabjespoon chopped plmlento tsapoon7runced onion tablenpoons melted butter salt and pepper scald milk add to bread add well beaten egg and other ingredients pour into greased ring mold and ovenpoach in moderate oven 360 degrees for about 50 minutcu turn out on hot plat ter iour filling in centre and garnish with parsley illtng cup medium cream eauco cujis cooked vegetables such an cup cooked peas cup cooked carrots salt und pepper hamekin op ego and spinach tablespoons butter iluur is scotland getting away from fobjudtiet the scotch are great consumers ot cheese butter and cgs if important figures of these commodities can be taken as guide in the matter of cheese new zealand is the principal source of supply followed by the netherlands aus tralia canada and denmark butter comes mainly from denmark followed by now zealand australia tho nether lands irish ptvc state sweden and latvia canada does not figuro in this trade according to tho agrlculturo de partment of tho canadian national rnil wayo when it cotnea to eggs tho irish free state easily tafces first place fol lowed by denmark poland tho nether lands finland sweden belgium ger many china australia canada rou mania from which it might bo informed that there is very cosmopolitan flair to eggs consumed in scotland come again departing ouest youve got pretty place hore prank but it looks bit bare yet host oh its because tho trees aro rather young hope theyll have grown to good sizo before youll come again the only faith in the lord jesus fa sure medicine for troubled ryle we deem those happy who from th experience of life havo learned to bear its ills without being overcome by them juvenal governor general expert guide ual million increase in tourists cup milk cup grated clleeso li cups cooked spinach chopped cjtga salt and pepper melt butter blend in ilour and season ings and gradually add milk stir until mixture thickens add grated cheese place cup spinach in each ramekin drop raw egg on top of spinach eknioii with salt and pepper ovenpoach at 350 dergecu for 15 minuted or until eggs am set cover with cheese sauce nnd cervo baiod tomato and gheisse slices bread cup cheese cups tomato juice eggs teas salt tourist trartlc to canada during august reglitcred an increase of 531080 compared with tho corresponding month of last year visitors admitted during august numbered 3885480 of whom 3m8509 came by highway and ferry 161203 canio by boat and 85078 carno by train tourists to canada hi august 1034 numbered 3253702 tlie ever increasing tourist movement between tho united states and canada emphasized tho freedom of international travel between these two countries tho international boundary often referred to us the moat travelled over in the world has length of 6500 miles of which 3100 mllret arc land boundary and 3400 miles are water boundary tlioro is no other boundary of suchttailfftn on which no gun or urmament is to bo found lord and lady twueduinulr opont much tlmo on dock os tho cana dian pacirio ss duciiohs of richmond utoauied up iho st law rence tn tho nbovo picture cuuadad now govornoroonoral who is dlathikulnhod hlhlorlun an woll an imccomiful wrltor of roman tic udvonturo htorlou pointed out hifitorlc landniurkn of ciuhulao ancient capital to lady twoodhmulr and hia hou tho hon aluatalr buchou ou tho llnor uourod quoboc teaspoon popper tahlesoon minced onion butter inad and cut into cubct cut clieee into cubes and put bread and cheeso in baking dish lo alternate lay ers beat eggs ullghtly add tomato julco salt pepper and onion pour owr hrad and cheese and bake in moderate oven at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes canada grades balulfcy uut1 nis office the next morning svcn thornton opened the door he storted to leave when ho saw the aibraldars superintendent in the office but alfred motioned for him to come in now that tho contracts all signed mr mcdcrmott id like you to moot my new foreman ills wages were raised this morning flvong jaw dropped voreman liaised waged why why not word out of you said alfred with pretended severity im ralalng your wages today but one of these days im going to fire you sven grinned and ume day im going to break you too bailey uw big fellow laid when lie said 4t now how ever there was twinkle in his eyes mcdermott stared from one to the othert wideeyed its just our llttu joke explained alfred with grin eulcnuiuy inumaliy goad when applied externally by brisk rub bing oe thomas idolectrio ou opens the pores and penetrates the tluue touching the seat of tlie trouble and immediately affording relief adminis tered lntemallyh will relieve affections of the bronclila tubes nd rsplratarv organs try it and be convinced inuklim and outuwuitf gutting good and giving good that is our main busi ness liv ames canadian barley is one of tho best feeds for many classes or live stock and for the purport of commercial grading ear joy in divided into three classes namely sherow barley tworow barky and trebl barley the higher grades or the tworow barleys and sixrow barleys are used by tlie malting trade while trtbll and the louvr grades aro uted fo feedlng purposes the sixrow grndfl especially grade no extra canada western sbcrow are must in demand with tlie malting trade the iui to which the barley is put depends largely on the amount of nitrogen present and those li wldo variation in the nitrogen content canadian sixrow barley barley hlh in nitrogen or protein content ti used by the distiller in tho production of bever ages with high alcoholic content in the production of commercial alcohols or in tho production of malt extracts barley of the lower nitrogen or protein content is used by the brewer in the production of beers or beverages with lower alcoliollc content and in the pro dnrhnn nf vlnnvc prom 70 to 80 per cent of canada total barley production is devoted to live stock feeding tho crop this year ac cording to preliminary estimate totals 04550000 bushels an increase or 48 per cent over 1034 attraction oh ka11th it has bon caluclated that were an object to be thrown from tho earth with velocity of five miles per second it uould leave the earth entirely and be come satellite of tlie earth if the velocity were increased beyond ave miles per second the object would continue to revolve around the earth in an elliptical orbit whoui width would increase with the velocity until velocity of seven miles becond was recorded when tho object would fly olf on parabolic curve eicnplng tho attraction of the earth and becoming satellite of tlie tun toad in coal 8uam toad was found burled in coal ueuhi at the nethcrscal colliery burtonon iveiit two hundred yards below tlie surfuce and mile from tlio pit nlmtt when miners pick struck into pocket of cfay out rolled tie toot three inches in lenwtli with skin like tluu of young alligator it lud no mouth but it was tvldctlt tliat it once poaaeaacd 0110 though tlie aperture was uealed up it recovered its blglit the use of its sight and the uae of its limbs but did not live very long money talks but you must tell it what to say lets suppose that the dollars you spend were suddenly given minds of their own and the job of deciding what to buy for you theyd have to learn their way around in hurry and one of the first things theyd do woidd be to study tlie newspapers eveiy advertisement that dis cusses something youd be needing or wanting theyd get the latest facts on an automatic refrigerator and sports shoes and tea and motor oil and all the rest theyd make business of knowing what where and when to buy are you less careful and less constant in your ad reading than you should be do yo have to depend on other people for facts that are clearly stated in tlie adver tising pages of this newspaper read advertising thoroughly consid er all the points you find there on their merits find oufin advance exactly what things will best serve your needs and why after all thats the only way to get your moneys worth every time the real reason for advertising is not to help some one sell something but to help you buy what you want