Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-09

I ts \}utt G-H4.. p..ee fanouo as :
gun i#EH III A#=# u FED @55jlorai5
'se8f III 1to ~ e.i,Hjtae ,er> ltstg
las aeea. h"ai. aim by tho out side
"eHi5i# Lar" y;ga nsvei man who
ooli-.' o..-,5t oo# tened consequently
sf9Ea. tGid ~ his oppression a few
WeaHs &-o by liniuutiYe cochnoy
''ehlar pf the g. ada mounted pd...a
viii =5a iutcrcatit& To some ot his
frte9H!s ho.,
Earn drlueJ ato Oaasa0 several
moAta& a2" a4H - = ..sa3= 5Hston 10
set aef3e4l. assla -5-.ra =H.#..,.isco Il. n.
10 some oi EarH Na=5s##i fr..,#ts
the otie uiaaG i!e G5s2sr.Jed his
stots clothes. #,=sHi ;laa
shirt pair OF Ies + troa=#is an .
sombferc, stUci. sua =HfS ~,
loaded tp on bad WHISKY sgd wea=
around Tie saIea4s and f..ao Luazss
haIt5tassi-'s. ef1rytuay VIC would
lind Tor his=sHz=s#5 ..-a.i fa121G& a taW
St5f.ts = so..Ea 37zz5 ..s.3 l=s=z=.IfcJ IT,
Wei. ta2 fael tt.at t.=4z5= =4ae= IL
f:ai&it ~ 4lI= tz==la. eezsz=s Fl l..t.e
HFe-feet coeHe=s a-r. '.eT of= e., II.
ada m.ontoj faaiee. oHe= q. whose
doftes- il was t4=aa4 t4at Dawson he
haFe# ff"olf. .sHJ E=aIJ &uoW
much about o. auaa. u5uated
police aad tho F..-agI= Of .=ap who
eomaQse it,
9ere,ore W6ea #to qa9 Jz4terruptad
in the aentio auas.mou5 II cleaning
o1t faro bank IL Davsa4 aHe uieht
bA=tt55s h5.la=ea5sa= comtHF= 4P 10 him
We Hottit f64t he ei8e hln his
SUI be o31as5 hla maa6a and his
eses Very III &. eso. zsf5F round
Of aatas and a#fa5i ''5a lieszss fesluW in
Hia aFofa a51Eea5. IF =E9# wanted 10
Visit Aaass at=aaer " w5dt a few
.saHsz
aeha5= zalrp1iqad
*zG - sfHs s#5a5eIF smiled
aea
..ss.#s. .'5=.=a.ta 5as.e,n or
ar3 aa#.# .lga.l rs hand for
z7sf #=sl more hut nat
e43#e=se 95s#s. for ai5 t4e whiie
ne=#zI1o maa =zsaa au.Ilaz= ezsImly in
~ cfEsa iustcIea
t2 5ae #oiDHsfss-=H #1F===-52 l.am
mis- t5l1 ard ezez=:' g6asa= Il 44s into
t'2s es={5n@. Whaeean.u tl4a= Hire man.
still saH.n2 7s.ias=
NaH. ToaH= =aas ta Gl5. Il or I'll
have 70 t2E2 I=saea- is4#9#z7l sir.
sc ny aa.aszz5In NET
reared i.arp.
Exactly. sid tbe ltjt5a man. May
be You doUJt III 90 H. sjf2'
The witnesses OF This e3l!oouy did
rot Know What to cyreet from carp
but they knew what would happen
pretty soon if carp became defiant
because III Dawson people Know what
to expect from the Canadian mounted
police. They knew, too. that mis- lit
tie eockaey had sauelched every bad
man who had ever come into Dawson.
and they diGn't doubt that he would
attend r. i.ap.
'lio#e ,rr. 2 crisis was averted by
Earp's FEtti2G his gun back into hja
oelt and st8rtiag to leave the place.
Just as he &ot to ;.le door the police
man walked over and tapped him o..
the shoulder
Dog <afo pardon sir he said,
0ut i y,1 cone o'It - 4 g.c in
slant 5o-}"orr0# si71H - 70 We i
away FROM voH.
.l.aip ruraea H'5'nle atl rage, but
- had H. aef. a'-t e5f4@H he con.
fro1ted that Fa.zesi.. smiling face. He
reared q few oaths back Il t.sa amused
crowd in the ga: Gne house, and then
we5t to fho Ge. ~ }i9a saIaon. where
ne took few driH..s and proceeded to
tell What he would DO the aext day
when the cockney fried to take his
gun.
Why. I'll blow him full of holes
he said
yes said listener. but when
you put a Gle in him YOU put mole
in the British empire, when it will fill
with two men. If you kill them. four
will take their places. In the end,
carp, you will have the whole British
army here il necessary just to put yor
ut. Better let him alone
The next day, carp very sober and
very thoughtful, appeared on the
streets of Dawson in the store clothes
ne came to town with. Almost the
first person he struck was the cock.
ney, who had evidently been waiting
for him, prepared to take his gun
away if he showed it. As soon as he
saw carp he stepped up very politely
and said
THANK you, sir and then turned
on his heel
carp hasn't been deuce high as a
bad man in Dawson since that Incl
dent. incidentally. I might say, If he
had elected to mix it up with the
cockney he'd be sleeping under an
epitaph tonight: for Of all the real
tough Elen l ever saw, either for or
2&ainst law and order thoSa Can.