At the close of it all, he came to Tarboe and held out a hand.
"Good luck to you, Tarboe!" he said.

"You'll make a success, and that's what he wanted more than anything else.

Good luck to you!" he said again and turned away....
When John Grier's will was published in the Press consternation filled the minds of all.

Tarboe had been in the business for under two years, yet here he was left all the property with uncontracted power.

Mrs.John Grier was to be paid during her life a yearly stipend of twenty thousand dollars from the business; she also received a grant of seventy thousand dollars.