The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-10-18
by DAVID GRAILAN1 PHILLIPS, 1u1bar AZ "Z4ECC


CHAPTER NSKiIi-continued.
Issued clear statement OF the
situation ! showed loo minute detail
now the people standing together un.
der the leadership of the honest men
Of property could easily force the big
bandits tu consent 20 AN honest. just
ruck.foundod iruu.built rcconstruc.
ton Ny statement appeared In an
the morning papers throughout the
land Turn back To 10 read H. You
will say that I was rlght Well
Toward two o'clock Inspector Crnw.
ford came into my private Office. os.
cortcd by Joe ! SAW ln Jou.s scanned
rrvUnrr3y face than some new danger
had arisen You've got to get out of
this said be- THE mob boo front OF
our place nlls the three streets. It's
made up uf crowds turned away from
the suspended BANKS"
remembered the sullon faces and
the Misses aa / entered tho Office that
morning earlier than usual My win.
dovs were closed To keep out the
street noises. but now that my mind
was up from the worl, in which / had
been absorbed. ! could hear the sounds
of many voices even through the thick
plate GLASS
We've got 200 policemen here"
said tho inspector Five hundred
more are ON the way. ButH-rcally.
Mr. Blackjack. unless We can get you
away, thercll be serious trouble.
Those damn nowbpapcrs' Every one
Of them denounced you this morning.
aud the people are In a fury against
You"
went toward the door.
Hold on, Matt" cried joe spring.
ing at me and selling me where
arc Won going7"
ITO tell them what I think Of them"
replied |, sweeping him aside. For
my blood was mp. and was cnragcd
against the poor cowardly fools.
For Gods sake don't show your.
Eclf'' he begged ~ you don't care
for your own life think " the rest
of us We've fixed route through
buildings and under streets mp to
broadway. Your electric is waiting
FOR YOU there"
IL won't do" said I'm face 'om
Its the only way"
won't 10 the window. and was about
90 throw up one OF the sunbllnds
for look at them: Crawford stopped
me. They'll stone the building and
thon storm H." said he. You must
40 at once, by the route we've ar.
ranged
Even n you tell them I'm gone
they won't believe H." replied l.
We can look out Tor that" said
joe eager TO save me. and caring
nothing about consequences to him.
SELF hut I had unsettled the In.
spocior
Send for my electric TO come down
here" said T. "Ill go out alone and
got Ia Il and drive away"
'Thatl never do" cried Joe.
But the inspector said. You're
right Mr. Blacklock It's bare
chance You may take EN- by sur.
prise Again. some follow may yell
ind throw stone and" lie did not
need 10 finish
Joe looked wildly at me. You
mustn't do II. Matt" he exclaimed.
'.YouII preclpltnte riot. Crawford.
II Won hermit this"
Hut the INSPECTOR was telepboplnr
Tor my electric. Then he went into
the adjoining room. whore ne cam.
mundcl view of tho entrance
silence between Joe ana mo until ne
returned
"The electric ia coming down tho
street said ne
rose Good" said arp r,,5, "
walt until the other noIlcc ret
here" advised Crawford
"lf the mob is I'm Nh, t,mp,r WON
describe" said I. tho less limits dom,
to iultaie 10 the better musf ID, ann
as if ] hadn't a sugpIcIop of dDpeor"
The Inspector ovcd me- with an
oNpossIon that was highly gnfferlpr
10 my vanity.
"IU geo with Won" said loo start.
ing up from his stupor.
No" ! rcplled lyon and tbo other
fellows can take the, underground 7.
route. 10 lbs necessary"
III won't be- necessary" nut I'm the /.
inspector. As soon as I'm rid of Won .