Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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An Expvrirnrv with 7.8225 fl.-XRRY SPINDLER, 'l2. HARLEY was a born bee-keeper. He said so, and I guess he ought to have known. But he has changed his mind. One day a 1 neighbor gave him a colony of bees in a box-hive on condition 1 I 1 that he get it home by himself. Y That evening he took a wheelbarrow and a large square of canvas and started for his bees. He wrapped the hive in the canvas, put it in the wheelbarrow and started. When he was about half-way home. the canvas became loose. While he was fixing it, he looked up and saw a man running after a cow. He was crying, K'Stop her! stop her ! UGO to blazes! I've got troubles of my own,'l retorted Charley. He did have troubles He had the stings of ten or twelve bees in his lingers, a couple of bees in his hair, and four or five crawling up his trousers' legs. Finally the canvas was fixed. At this place the road runs along the side of a steep hill. I don't know how it happened. Charley says it was an accident. Perhaps it was. Accidents often happen when one's eyes are swelled almost shut. Anyway, as he was pushing the wheelbarrow along, close to the edge of the road, the wheel hit a rock and the bees went Flying down into the brush twenty feet below. They are there yet, waiting to prove to all coiners that apiculture is not the cinch some people think it is. -it -11.- 1 1 'f ' R' L' -t .r 'v. ,7- : l ' Y ,ff - -In mi ff' , . . , . .stigm- 'P ' PAGE EIGHTEEN

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