Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-11
MATCH AND HOW II
 ENDED
Pretty Girl Was Very Popular But Papa
 Has Her Now
(Frsm Satul dav,s palHl

Just because "Three-Fingered
 Billy" east goo-goo eyes in the di-
 reetion of Mrs. Terry, and just be-
 cause Mrs. Terry gOO-gooed back,
 the plaza was felled with episode
 for few minutes last evening, and
 the natives were treated to a scrap
 that was said by those in a position
 to know, to have been Ca pippin. |"
 All the "statoots" in such cases
 made and provided were fractured. and the peace and dignity of the ter
 ritory was so mussed up that it
 hasn't yet been 'reeovered.
 Of course, "Three-Fngered Biny'' had no business to jump another
 mans claim, but "Three- Fingered Billy" just couldn't get away from those hazel eyes, and when the pretty, brunette, petite and alto gether adorable little matron looked into his very soul, he just naturally suecumbed to the inevitable.
 Mrs. Terry, whose first name might have been Daisy, but probably isn't. married Terry just two weeks ago. It was a runaway match from Glen dale, and before she changed it to Terry her handle was Price. That, however, like the event which nearly wrecked the good ship 'Pinafore, '' has nothing to do with the case.
 At any rate, Terry didn't just fill the bill, and when "Three-Fingered' came along Mrs. Tee at once reeog- nized that here was the real thing in the affinity line. Shortly before the advent of the serpent into the garden, or in this case, into .he plaza, the Terrys had engagel in what the divorce lawyers like to call domestic infeheity" The glamour went out of the honeymoon in brief, the Terry's had bust up.
 It was easier for Mrs. Terry 10 transfer her affections to T. F. B., same being the gentleman with only a bare plurality of digits, than it was to finance the new corporation of "Love and Company" more or less limited. As usual, it was the who solved the problem, this time by rolling up her sleeves and going to work at the O. K. restaur- ant as a waitress. That Chink knew his business for he hired the girl Johnny on the Spot, and the O. K. at once developed a wonderful era 1f prosperity.
 All this time Terry-ex was brood ng over his troubles and finally they IlOpped over. That's when the fun commenced for those who were not n on the domestic tragedy.
 Cleopatra seemed to enjoy it. Al my rate her attitude was entirely and she looked on indifef- 'ntly while her lawful hubby and next friend" were pounding them elves to a cranberry jelly.
 Then entered Deputy Joe Cook Fith a telegram from the girls pa rdering her arrest. Cook "seen his uty and done it noble" In other TOrds, he pinehed the lady. Said idy promptly tainted in the reeep- i've arms of the gallant officer. X arriage was summoned, and the fair risOner tenderly carried to the eo1n- ' coop, where a convention of phy- eians and a nurse took charge of he case. At last accounts the girl as in a serious condition.
 Terry was "among those present. nd he was also in a serious eondi- on, only his condition was due tO in the money market that lreatened to keep him in the cooler ltil somebody found out who h.s lily Patterson. George Ruffner lally happened along and posted le usual forfeit and Terry was re ased.
 Pa Price wires that he will reach reseOtt this morning and take his ring daughter back into the fNd. cry or Three Fingered William to e contrary, notwithstanding.
 And so the story promises to be 
 MINING MANS ESTATE.
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