An Unexpected Pleasure
(f i >nt in iii'il O’’ll /1
p irt " m \ ji tVw \> irsii^n, Imt t;i i 1 * «1
to \ isit tin1 only Ihiptist work in
Al is \. Our rr.nh rs r in lumlly :tp
pivciitr thoclivp j"V it wms tolirivo
tin* t'«ll wship «• t tills ^o»m1 hlMlhrr
r \ mi for tin* Vt I V sliort time hr wns
with ns v' Inn Mr 11 • -plains return
<••1 to f lu* s'r»liut tint # \ »*nintr. hrrir
ri«•« 1 :i i nnil't*r of 1 iftIt* souvenirs
S >mr <f tin trirls s«-nt sin 11s uml
1 >i i I w ..?• >. to his witV One h \ s nt
:i s< liM..n»r hr li.nl limit to IJohrrt
il- pkin*. It \V»* will not so n tor
•jyt his v isit :unl inspiring nhln s<
A11i11 • • M«• 1 * i • •, wlmcimetotheOr
I■'> him^• • :n I *' < IIN* 1. 1* H nn 111«* >r«l
i.f this iiumtli on 111♦ • S*111r• i An: to
j >in lnr f i tier .i f S. 1 nvin . Wl en
she w • i s •• baby. l «*r«• she cji me to
tin* mission, she had a t ill \\ lii<*h
mule In r it li ii lu ll 1* o U, const quell f -
lv she never ^rew very full. At mie
time ;t t*• *w years i• she seemed to
losr flic use i f licr f.-ct mill for nutnv
moiltlis hml fo f»e e.nrrieil from room
to room :iml from one lnui.se to the
other. This trouble disappe »r«»i 1 mid
f .r the ]ns* three ye:iTs she Inis beeli
• ilde'oiret :ibollt IIS lively MS any of
the children. She became :t very
Kelt holisei.-f C))er Mild SCMlMStreSS.
|»er f i tlier has a rmich on Ketehema k
1»:i v mid Annie will mi doubt 1 e his
hoii<el»t eper. \\ «* wish her every
s leeess mal happiness in her new
Till- S. S ]! r'li i. i f tlii- Pii'-ifio
Alus X-iviitaHnu (In, lmvinjfli oar
ii-i) nf ImnliiT, lime nnil m lehiiiery
fcr till' Northwest Kislieries On. at
N iislmuiik, mi i In* ni^ht "f tlin 18th
r ui mi a saiidsjiit nff Harvester Is
liinl ill I’yah Bay. The shock broke
In r hull. The water rushed in and
e »iniii^ in e. mit if! v i !i t hr liiue st.i rt
• il .t fi iv vhirli liuriifil tin ship to tin*
\V!| ti-rs . Nil lives Welt* 1' s*.
II.r Hi rtlei llsnl t.» hr ill the pis
sender s r\ire between Seattle ami
Kodiiik ’intil i fev\ years iii;ii when
she vms untile over into » freighter
When Mrs. MrWliinnie Mini 1 nr |nr*\
from lb*shmi visiteil the Orplnnni-e
S'\ yetis :ie-M, they 111M11 e the IVf' ill
trip to Seattle in the !b rlh i. The
I n 1 :| is 'lie I nlv one - f the woollen
ships now left ill the pMSSell r Si rviee
on this pi rt of thee* e» st.
From lit* V i Idcz Daily 1 ’r*. ispeetnr
w. l. -irn Hint nn V ujr- 20 in Seat’h
tin* l»i ir Admiral l.iie stra niship. A«1
in ir 11 U ii'h >11. w as r imined nil uml:
1 v *lii' Pacific Doast f’r* *i *• 111 • T I'lira iso
\vliii*l» s'rnek the Watson amidships,
tc, rinc a liii»- hole in tin- ship, whhh
sink at tin- Ft, H streef |>i#*r. ta'-in;
iliiun tniliatli, m* lonifshorema n, v ho
was can It in tin* w r<“,l a uri* m •* D. •
w h li tin- pn*w of tlio fn it*liter t* *r* a
Xa pi IIif lmle ill tile ll II11 nf f In Writs n
tVaptnin At Jensen, the Master of
tin* Admiral Watson, was on tli<» «l• • Ic
w at, liin • tin* loadin'** of liis ship
" lien Hi •• Pa ra iso rl rovt* her Imw in ♦ ■ >
tin* Wa’s n. \A itliont a moments
lu-sitation Jensen jump nil to tin*
l rid ye and directed tin* warping of
tin* Wats n into tin* shallow water at
the head < f the slip, ns he rm li/ed ili
stanHv that the l oat could not he
l ept afloat for many minutes. So
successful was he, that the ship w as
onlv two-thirds submerged when
resting «>n the hottoin.
Divers from the Seattle f*on«truot
ioii Company wore put to work on
tin* ship, and several fire boa ts started
to pump her olear of water offer tin*
bulkheads hud boon closed. The
boat will bo repaired at once.