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THE HIDDEN CABIN
THE
Hidden Cabin
A PATHETIC STORY
IN CONDENSED
FORM
BY
DAVID W. EDWARDS
AUTHOR OF “BILLY BIRDSALL,”
“UP THE GRADE,” ETC.
COVER DESIGN, ZOLA AND ZIMBO
BY DRURY VICTOR HAIGHT
LOS ANGELES
COMMERCIAL PRINTING HOUSE
PUBLISHERS
1909
Copyright, 1909
by
David W. Edwards
ALL RIGHTS
RESERVED
THE STORY.
AUTHOR’S NOTE
Palomar Mountain is one of thegrandest natural attractions of SouthernCalifornia. It is more than a mile inheight. From its lofty “look-outs”the beautiful bay of San Diego maybe descried, and also the distantislands of Santa Catalina and SanClemente. It abounds with gushingsprings, richly timbered table-lands,deep, rocky canyons, and rugged peaks.It is one of the favorite resorts of thewriter, who has spent many pleasanthours in camp near the mysterioushidden cabin above the “snow whiteclouds,” in company with his friend,the Rev. John L. Pitner, D. D., towhom these lines are inscribed.
D. W. E.
BIMINI SPRINGSLOS ANGELES, CAL.
PALOMAR.
mile above the ocean’s level brimTow’rs Palomar, the monarch of the range.
Along its western base are frostless hills
With verdure crowned, and valleys green, where bloom